Hem stitch

How to do hemming stitch by hand 8 different ways. Close up photos of slip, catch, blind, felled, whip, blanket and more. Easy for beginners.

Learn how to do the blind hem stitch with a sewing machine. The blind hem stitch makes an almost invisible stitch on the front of the item.

04.20.2016 0845 Although I do enjoy using a sewing machine to stitch together projects, I initially learned how to hand sew as a child. Hand sewing isn’t as daunting as it sounds, alth…

A number of people have asked how I did the hems on my January TAST samples. So I have put together a few tips. Firstly I have to say that this type of hem takes a bit of time to...

Learn about the different ways to make a hand made hem with hand sewing stitches. 16 types of hemming stitches to make your hem look perfect.

alissahthreads on Instagram: Did you know you don’t need a serger to create a beautiful wavy lettuce hem?! You just need your sewing machine and a zig zag stitch! I’ll…

Learn to sew the overcast stitch, perfect for finishing fabric edges, to prevent fraying. step by step method to sew by hand and by sewing machine.

This hand hemming stitch is practically invisible on both sides of the garment or project. Learn how to hand sew the blind hem stitch.

When I searched for Drawn-Thread techniques for making a fringed hem, I didn't quite find what I wanted. So after practicing various other techniques so that I got the idea down, I figured out a set of stitches to get a pretty fringed hem, using the threads from the fabric itself (rather than sewing on a separate fringe). I made a rather pretty apron with it! More about this on my site: www.morgandonner.com/2013/09/apron-largesse/