Next to the Unshin, the basics of hand sewing that you should learn are the “Kaeshibari at the first and the last seam” and “Itoshigoki”.
Here, I would like to explain the series of steps.
*Kaeshibari = Backstitch
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Basic Steps for Hand Sewing
First kaeshibari
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Sew up the mark
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Itoshigoki
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Last kaeshibari
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Tie a knot
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