Thread a handsewing needle with thread and tie a knot in the end. If
you’re basting as a marking method, double the thread so it’s easier to
see. For all other types of basting, use a single thread. The top line
of stitching uses a single thread; the bottom line uses a doubled
thread.
Starting at one end of your work, sew in and out through all layers,
making stitches and spaces approximately ½” (1.3cm) apart. For marking,
you may want to sew longer stitches with shorter spaces in between (see
second image above).
Tie a knot at the end of your basting threads or sew several stitches in place loosely.
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