Overlook Stitch

Overlook Stitch
OVERLOOK STITCH
A sewing machine stitch, usually using two threads, which joins two fabrics and at the same time draws thread around the edges so as to partly cover them and to hold them closely together.

Dictionary of the English textile terms. 2014.

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