How to sew a Blind Hem - TWO finishes

[@marleenlanoye8966]

Great tutorial! After 40 years I will finally gave it ago. Thanks

[@janinesewsslowly]

Great explanation and saved to refer back to, thanks for taking the time to explain 😊

[@amdelorey]

So straightforward when you do it! Thanks!

[@Lindam47]

Thank you Rachel, after all these years, I didn't realise how easy it was!!!!!

[@tbearcreation]

Thank you so much, this has been one of the most helpful sewing tutorials I’ve come across I’ve even tried it out tonight 😊

[@karendodsworth6515]

Fabulous tutorial, so clear. You’ve inspired me to give it a go. 🙏😀

[@jennyturner6399]

Thanks for sharing, Rachel. 💙🌈🧶🍓

[@Janet-g2w3y]

It all becomes clear! Thank you!

[@joyjackman6017]

Rachel, pure genius, now I understand how to do it!! 🐾🐾

[@jenniferewart]

Brilliant Rachel !!!! So well illustrated 😇

[@kelly333kelly]

Thank you, I love this. I’ve never been able to work out how people do this but this tutorial was really clear

[@dialuario514]

Rachel, thank you for doing this. I’ve never attempted a blind hem but you’ve made it look so easy! Di from Massachusetts ❤

[@ΕΥΓΕΝΙΑΒΡΕΤΤΟΥ]

I’m making a skirt and I wanted to find a tutorial for this hem. Such a great coincidence to open your channel and find exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@elizabethevans5931]

I’ve always wanted to do a blind stitch but could never figure it out until this video. Thanks so much!

[@brendacassidy6361]

Thanks for this that was fab ❤

[@sandrasaunders3416]

Thank you for this video. Your tips are always great. xx

[@sarajackson1960]

Thank you Rachel that is so useful, I have always avoided trying as I couldn't follow the instructions in my sewing machine book. Will definitely have a go now.😊

[@cherylhoulton3719]

Thanks Rachel, really helpful x

[@catherinebate9458]

Great vlog 😊 I am new to sewing, i will be doing all my hems using this method. Thank you

[@karinassyrom]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing this ❤

[@suzeweaver4937]

Excellent efficient effective and Very helpful. Thank you and Happy Christmas 🎄

[@marieberry7728]

Brilliant! Thank you so much.

[@caronlever2019]

Fabulous tutorial xx❤

[@majvorfonseca7941]

Thank you Rachel. This is super useful. 🙂

[@michturner179]

Thank you Rachel ❤😊

[@debbiecarter6430]

Cracking Rachel. Thanks so much. x

[@elizabethayling6021]

Hi Rachel, this is a fantastic tip, thank you sew much! I’ll definitely be giving this ago!!!

[@radiancedream8127]

Been doing this for years but your explanation is very clear and will help some friends who sew and keep asking me to explain it. Thank you.

[@maricarmenlozano6339]

So useful and a tip I didn’t know yet! Really appreciate it ❤

[@laurafinch4308]

Great tutorial thank you I am going to do this going forward xx

[@greenquiltsgalore1326]

Thank you. I'll have to give this a go sometime!

[@marywallace5248]

That is brilliant Rachel, thank you so much!

[@joanheney1855]

Rachel thank you so much for this. Would you believe I have my machine for nearly 35 years and never knew that. I just thought it was another fancy stitch that I would never use. I really hope that you bring back your Tuesday tutorials as I loved them. So thank you and have a wonderful Christmas and new year 🎊 🎉

[@lorrainewhiting1267]

Thank you Rachel so useful. A great teacher.

[@valeriepreen660]

Thanks Rachel, I was just finishing a dress which has taken me a month to make so this finished it wonderfully. You have so much knowledge so thanks for sharing. Have a great Christmas with the family. Xx

[@Catlud12-sx6iw]

Thank you... very very helpful

[@jennysmith8774]

Thank you so much Rachel. Always love a “demo time” very helpful 😊

[@leepayk-bann3489]

I am so grateful! Thankyou! I have just bought a Tilly and the Buttons Make it Simple on back order. I really want to make the trousers and jumpsuit. I will be able use this technique on the hems. I could never understand how you would finish the hem or even arrange the fabric to do the blind hem. Your explanation is so clear.

[@Janis123-b4x]

I was aware you could do this but could never quite figure out how you actually do it. Thanks for making what looked to be very complicated so easy to follow. I've come back to sewing in the last couple of years after decades away but always used to hand sew my hems, and didn't mind it. Since my return I've gone with the modern way of just machining, but will love to give this a try.

[@dianemontavon5670]

I love this finished nice tutorial. Thank you.

[@DesignsbyDD]

Great explanation! The blind hem stitch has been around almost as long as the zigzag stitch. I have it on my 1957 Singer 401A.

[@denisedyer7581]

Well done. Thanks

[@pilarmorgan9288]

You have no idea how much you've just helped me.

[@alisonkemp1671]

Thank you for this Rachel - I’ve not tried this technique before but I will definitely try this 😊

[@jwhitty8172]

Best tutorial ever!

[@Stitchitfixit]

Aw fabulous I’ve needed to do this so many times and have never been able to find a decent blind hem tutorial I’m a visual learner so thank you.

[@brenholmes4894]

I have used blind hems, especially on curtains and fabrics where I don't want any stitching to show. These days, I'm a bit lazy and tend to use my cover stitch machine more than a blind hem. Good tutorial.

[@joycedykes5364]

Thank you, Rachel, for a great turorial x

[@nadinedetain6765]

Thank you Rachel, this was extremely useful, much needed for me 😉

[@SistasofStitchcraft]

Ooo looking forward to learn this technique, thank you 🙏

[@foxeymoore]

Thank you Rachel, beautifully demonstrated ❤

[@ElizabethWalters-y2h]

Great video…I have to do this. Lovely finish for hems.
Thank you ☺️👍🧵💕

[@lizlisle7361]

I've got a favourite skirt pattern, McCalls 7011, and I've made view F four times. There's no way I could face hand sewing the five metres of the circular hem! I've got a bit of arthritis in my hands and it would be impossible. Therefore, the blind hem option is brilliant. I do use the blind hem foot and I didn't realise my newest machine might have a stitch I can use with a standard foot. I'll investigate! Thanks Rachel!

[@libbykilpatrick1578]

Great demo Rachel ....thank you.

[@jesspeak7543]

Thank you, Rachel, that was terrific. I only ever tried it with a different foot, didn't like the result, and gave u, opting for hand sewing. (Which I dislike immensely) ❤❤

[@SistasofStitchcraft]

You made it look so simple thank you 🫶

[@StitchedUp]

It really is simple it’s just getting your head around the seam turn but easy once you’ve done it a few times

[@SistasofStitchcraft]

@ I am looking forward to having a practice 🤩

[@Janrandle-vo5dm1fl5t]

I love a blind hem finish but I can guarantee I have to go over parts of the hem as the stitch misses the fabric 🙈. Thank you Rachel

[@elizabethayling6021]

Hi Rachel, this is a fantastic tip, thank you sew much! I’ll definitely be giving this ago!!! Quick question - can you use it on stretch fabric?

[@StitchedUp]

You can absolutely yes!

[@lynnfrench4969]

👍❤️

[@bevtooth]

I don't know why people think blind hems are tricky. Hardest part is setting up the zig zag width so it just barely catches in the fabric. Once you know your machines settings it's super quick. 😊😊