Stitching by Machine and Hand Crossword

10-12 stitches per inch.
The longest stitch length, 6 stitches per inch.
Very shorts stitches used to strengthen areas that will be trimmed.
Stitching placed along the bias or curved edges to prevent stretching.
Stitching in the same direction as the fabric grain, prevents stretching.
A 5/8 inch line of stitching joining two pieces of fabric are sewn together.
Secures the ends of a row of stitching by sewing backward.
Keeps the facing or the bottom layer of fabric rolled out of sight. Stitch through the facing and seam allowances.
Decorative or functional stitching when placed on the outside of a garment.
Row of standard stitching is placed on the outside of a garment in the groove of a seam line.
It is a back-and-forth stitch used where a straight stitch will not suffice.
Almost invisible used to attach one folded edge to another piece of fabric.
Diagonal stitches over the edge of the fabric, spacing them evenly apart.
Slanted stitches used for hems with seam binding.
Fold the hem or facing edge back about 1/4 in. Take small stitch in the garment, catching only 1-2 threads. then take a tiny stitch diagonally above in the hem or facing.
A decorative stitch used to finish an unhemmed fabric or blanket.