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How To Blind Hem Pants With Sewing Machine

Above you can see an example of what the blind hem stitch looks like.

How to blind hem pants with sewing machine. The needle should just barely be piercing the fold of the fabric. Slide in the fabric wrong side up and put the foot s plastic straight edge guide right up against the fold. You can set the stitch width wider or shorter depending on how wide you want it but mine was set to 3 5 here.

If so you can hem up your own pants and skirts. A blind hem is very aptly named you will not be able to see it from the right side of the fabric. The blind hem stitch consists of 5 straight stitches and then a zig zag stitch.

Place the garment on the sewing machine. It is a few straight stitches followed by a zigzag stitch off the the left. A little difficult to learn but once you learn it you will be using this one over and over.

I choose to do a locking stitch here if your machine has the ability to do that. Get out your blind hem foot and put it on your machine. I like to start on one of the inside leg seams.

12 put the blind hem presser foot on your sewing machine. Select the blind hem stitch. 14 with the wrong side up lower the presser foot onto the.

This is a very apt hem finish for pants. Thread a matching thread on the sewing machine and the bobbin. Using a blind hem stitch on your machine can be a simple way to create a blind hem on a project whether it s the hem on a pair of slacks or the lower edge of a curtain.

You can see what it looks like here. Double check to make sure you have the blind hem stitch selected on your sewing machine and off you go. Checkout this detailed tutorial to a blind hem stitch by machine and by hand.

13 set your machine to the blind hem stitch. When it comes to creating a blind hem most of the work is done in the preparation of the fabric. Keep the needle aligned on top of the extending edge of hem.

It will look like as in the picture below. Nicki shows how to prepare the edge to be hemmed with several folds and pins. Did you know there s probably a blind hem stitch on your home sewing machine.

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