Tanyusha Sandomirskaya🇮🇹

No visible stitching marks at all. Hua Tuo's invisible stitch. Insert the first stitch and pull it through. Then insert the second stitch. Wrap the thread around the needle and pull through. Third stitch goes in next to the second. Wrap the thread again and pull through. Repeat the steps above. This invisible stitch technique was said to be invented by Hua Tuo himself, used for stitching wounds. Its brilliance lies in the fact that, once stitched, no seam marks are visible. That's why this invisible stitch is now used to mend holes in clothes, adjust pant legs or sleeves, etc. You have to admire the wisdom of the ancients. 1. Sleeves too long? No need to cut them. This stitching method is super practical. Stitch as much as needed. Works for all types of cuffs. Tighten the thread at the end and the sleeve shortens. 3. Worried about low-cut round necks? Here's a simple trick to fix it. Stitch down, then stitch up. Repeat this back and forth. Pull tightly at the end, and the neckline becomes smaller. Simple and neat. 4. Waistband too loose? First find the center seam of the waistband, then mark it.