Which stitch is invisible and used for hems, seam openings, linings, trims, typically ran from right to left along a folded edge and then the thread is brought through the fold to the body of the fabric?

• A. Tacking
• B. Running Stitch
• C. Blindstitch
• D. Slipstitch

Answer: (D)

This is an invisible hand stitch used to finish hems, seam openings, linings, and trims. The technique runs along the folded edge from the right side toward the left, and then the thread is brought through the fold to the body of the fabric. By keeping most of the thread in the fold, the stitches sit inside the hem and are not visible from the outside, giving a clean, nearly seamless edge. This makes it ideal for hems and openings where you want a tidy, professional look without visible stitching.