Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.12 For a blind hem, switch to the blind stitch. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.13 Switch your presser foot to a blind stitch presser foot. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.14 Fold in the raw edge towards the wrong side of the fabric. Press flat. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.15 Take your folded edge, and flip the folded edge to sit under the fabric. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.16 The overlocked edge should peek out on the other side so that the blanket/overlock stitch is exposed under the presser foot, allowing the stitch to catch both sides. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.17 Lower your presser foot, lining the center of the blind stitch presser foot with the edge of the fold. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.18 Sew along the entire fold, watching that the needle is catching the folded fabric on the left side of the presser foot. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.19 Back-stitch the end of the hem line and free the fabric from the machine. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.20 Unfold the hemmed edge. The left side of the fabric should have essentially invisible stitches. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.21 Press the fabric flat. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.22 Finished invisible stitch hem, showing the front and back. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.23 Fold in the raw edge, typically 1cm (1/2”) to 3-4 times larger for a wider hem. Press the folded edge flat. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.24 Fold the folded edge once more 1cm (1/2”) to 3-4 times larger for a wider hem and press to completely hide the raw edge. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.25 Sew the fold in place using a straight stitch and straight stitch presser foot, back-stitching the first few stitches. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.26 Ensure you are sewing through 3 layers of fabric, staying close to the folded edge as straight as possible. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.27 Back-stitch the end of your hem, securing your stitches in place. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.28 Free the fabric from the machine, using your thread cutter on the machine or with snips. Read More Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.29 Finished double-fold hem, showing the front and back. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.12 For a blind hem, switch to the blind stitch. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.13 Switch your presser foot to a blind stitch presser foot. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.14 Fold in the raw edge towards the wrong side of the fabric. Press flat. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.15 Take your folded edge, and flip the folded edge to sit under the fabric. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.16 The overlocked edge should peek out on the other side so that the blanket/overlock stitch is exposed under the presser foot, allowing the stitch to catch both sides. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.17 Lower your presser foot, lining the center of the blind stitch presser foot with the edge of the fold. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.18 Sew along the entire fold, watching that the needle is catching the folded fabric on the left side of the presser foot. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.19 Back-stitch the end of the hem line and free the fabric from the machine. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.20 Unfold the hemmed edge. The left side of the fabric should have essentially invisible stitches. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.22 Finished invisible stitch hem, showing the front and back. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.23 Fold in the raw edge, typically 1cm (1/2”) to 3-4 times larger for a wider hem. Press the folded edge flat. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.24 Fold the folded edge once more 1cm (1/2”) to 3-4 times larger for a wider hem and press to completely hide the raw edge. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.25 Sew the fold in place using a straight stitch and straight stitch presser foot, back-stitching the first few stitches. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.26 Ensure you are sewing through 3 layers of fabric, staying close to the folded edge as straight as possible. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.27 Back-stitch the end of your hem, securing your stitches in place. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.28 Free the fabric from the machine, using your thread cutter on the machine or with snips. Read More
Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 Leticia Lakatos 12/14/23 2.2.29 Finished double-fold hem, showing the front and back. Read More
