What’s the Purpose of That Tiny Hole in a Safety Pin?

Sewing has developed over hundreds of years—from simple needles and thread to advanced modern machines. But along the way, many age-old techniques that were once essential have faded into obscurity.

Picture this: a simple technique that not only strengthens your stitches but also helps you sew faster. Sound intriguing? You might be surprised by this overlooked method that’s making a well-deserved return.

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