slip stitch; blind stitch
A hand-sewing stitch used to join two pieces of fabric invisibly from the right side, often for hems or linings.
Finish the hem of the skirt with a slip stitch.
A blind stitch is a method of sewing so that it is not visible from the front.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling for this sewing term.
Alternate kanji form using 纏; less common and may be unfamiliar to some readers.
Formed from まつる “to hem or finish an edge by sewing” and 縫い “stitching.”