1. sewn with a blind stitch, a sewing technique that hides the thread inside the fold of fabric so the stitches are invisible from the outside
Usage: commonly used in tailoring and garment construction

1. past tense and past participle of blindstitch; to sew using a blind stitch technique
Usage: transitive verb

Examples

• The tailor blindstitched the hem so that no stitches were visible on the outside of the dress.
• She blindstitched the opening of the pillow before stuffing it with down.
• The blindstitched seam gave the garment a professional, polished appearance.
• He carefully blindstitched the lining to the jacket.
• The blindstitched edges of the quilt were nearly invisible to the naked eye.
• After blindstitching the cuff, she pressed it flat with an iron.