How to tie the knot and close the needle at the end of sewing clothes? Please elaborate, easy to understand. Thank you.

If the cloth eye is very big, it is necessary to sew a needle back, so that the knot is not easy to fall off. It only takes a few stitches back and forth to sew a stitch back. Every time I meet a seam, whether it's the beginning or the end.

Let's talk about sewing clothes with sewing machine first, and then close the needle and tie the thread. The needle passes through the middle of the coil. The hand holding the needle makes a small circle around the thread root (near the cloth), and each needle only takes a little cloth. Then each needle passes through the newly sewn thread and knots it. Hold down the coil with the other hand and slowly pull the wire. The method is to cut. Pull the lower thread hard, put the middle position of the needle at the last eye of the needle, and continue to hold the coil with your thumb.

Extended data:

The five commonly used stitches for sewing clothes are as follows:

Edge seam: also known as burr seam, it is used to decorate the edge of cloth pieces and can also be used for buttonholes.

1) along the edge surface of the cloth;

2) Wind the thread on the cloth, move 1 and feed the needle again before the needle outlet, and the needle eye can be adjusted by itself;

Plain stitch: used for splicing two pieces of cloth or sewing thin cloth.

1) Insert the needle 0.7 cm away from the marking point;

2) Take out the needle about 0.5cm forward.

3) Half back, insert the needle and mark the needle forward;

Inverted seam: a thin or thick cloth used to reinforce flat seams.

1) Insert the needle 0.7 cm away from the marking point, and withdraw it about 0.5cm； forward;

2) Half back, insert the needle, and exit the needle at the advance mark;

Hidden stitch: also known as patch stitch, it is used to stitch B cloth or strap on A cloth.

1) The needle is inserted into the back of cloth A, and the needle pops out from the surface of cloth B;

2) inserting the needle from the symmetrical point of the cloth A;

3) Take out the needle about 0.3 cm in front of cloth B;