Members RobP Posted January 23, 2021 Members Report Posted January 23, 2021 When sewing say for example the main seem on a holster with a welt. If you are going to change the thread color after assembly would a running or basting stitch work as a temporary stitch until the glue sets. What id like to do is glue the main seam and stitch, wet form the holster, then dye. After drying remove the main seam thread and then stitch the entire holster. So with a running stitch it would be a lot easier to remove the thread than a saddle stitch would be. But will the running/basting stitch be strong enough? Thanks, Robert Quote
Contributing Member LatigoAmigo Posted January 24, 2021 Contributing Member Report Posted January 24, 2021 5 hours ago, RobP said: But will the running/basting stitch be strong enough? I do this all the time, so give it a try and let us know how it works for you. Quote
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