Tutorial: How To Make A Hand Stitched eyelet

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Eyelets are those cute little holes in your garment which are finished with either embroidery hand stitches or with metal pieces.

They add so much cuteness to your garment. Look at this detail?

Making eyelets with hand stitches or with machine is pretty easy.

Today we will talk about how to make a hand stitched eyelet.

Note: You will need your copy of Sanamu pattern (English version , Dutch version or French version ) to do this. And If you buy more than one pattern we have a save 20% rule in the cart. No code needed.

Shall we begin?

Tutorial: How To Make A Hand Stitched eyelet

Step 1: Make a line of running stitches around the marking. I mark 1 cm diameter circle all around. You can decide how big you want your hole to be.

Step 2: Using your awl tool pierce a hole on the marking.

Step 3: Take your threaded needle and insert it to the front of the fabric just outside the running stitch. Use blanket stitches to sew all around the hole over the running stitches very closely.