I’ve watched so many different hemming videos and this is the ONLY video that talks about the adjustment for a tapered leg. Thank you so much for thoroughly explaining it!!
This video is absolutely the best & easiest to learn from. Clear & concise instructions that are easy to follow & best of all, no irritating music. If i want music, I'll turn on the radio. Tysm!🥰 A happy seamstress & a new sub!!
Absolutely love this video..steps visually shown and audio Makes it very clear on how to achieve these steps Thank you so very much for sharing with us!
So precise, and the info is spot on. Ive always felt that it is the little things that raise the quality of the finished work. Im often times very frustrated because I want a more professional result. So glad ive found this channel. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, I've been wrestling with this for awhile since I've been tailoring my own dress pants myself. I have to redo so many pairs and the biggest issues I have was the tapered as you mentioned and keeping the hem straight (not catching too much fabric). When I turn it inside out, I can see how some are done right, you can barely see it and others are very visible. I know it will come with time but I am glad you give an example of tapered pants. I also think I need to get a better blind stitch foot, others I watch don't really move around like mines. I have over 30 pairs of pants that I want to taper and hem, so I have my work cut out for me.
PLEASE explain regarding the heel mark. Is that the point where the leather of the shoe meets the sole of the shoe in the seam of where they are glued together.
Thank you for this video. I just want to say that I wish you would have used a lighter color material because it is very hard to see when you are bending the material for the area we need to sew.
I recently had some pants made at a tailor and please believe me that I didn't see any kind of stitching on the outside, even though I looked with a very strong magnifying glass ! On the back side you could see how the stitching thread wrapped around ONE THREAD of the fabric, and that in every place ! I can't figure out how this stitching was made, which of course was also done on the sewing machine. The tailoring workshop I'm talking about is very old and has old sewing machines.
That sounds like it was done on a blindstitch machine. That is a commercial style machine that has a curved needle. My demonstration is for a regular sewing machine.
@@SuperStitchSewing Yes, I found out that there are such curved needle sewing machines for hemming. However, at that tailor I only saw about two old Juki sewing machines, but it is possible that he has something like that. I could ask the tailor how did he do it, but first I try to solve the enigma myself, because this kind of stitching remains an enigma to me. A few days ago I bought a Veritas Janis sewing machine and tried to make a stitch as you showed here or as I have seen in other videos. The seam comes out prety well, especially if the fabric is ironed, but it stands out quite easly when viewed up close, no matter how short it is. Thank you for your reply.
Each machine brand has feet for their machines. While some feet may be compatible with other brands it is always best to use the foot made for your particular machine.
Do you have the blind hem stitch? Just use your regular zigzag foot and try to position the stitch so that the left swing of the blind hem stitch just catches the fold.
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I’ve watched so many different hemming videos and this is the ONLY video that talks about the adjustment for a tapered leg. Thank you so much for thoroughly explaining it!!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
So good to see actual pieces of garment for demonstration instead of fabric scraps like most tutorials
Thanks. It does make a difference.
Yes, very good demonstration super professional.
Thank you so much. I was able to hem my husband’s pants like a pro. You explained everything so perfectly I had no problems following it.
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching.
Thank you. I have watched so many blind hem videos and your explanation is so precise and easy to understand.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching
Thank you for using actual pants. The blind hem is so hard for my brain to figure out this was very helpful. 😍
You are so welcome!
Best instruction ive come across for blind hem.
Thank you.
This video is absolutely the best & easiest to learn from. Clear & concise instructions that are easy to follow & best of all, no irritating music. If i want music, I'll turn on the radio. Tysm!🥰 A happy seamstress & a new sub!!
Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Hope you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely love this video..steps visually shown and audio
Makes it very clear on how to achieve these steps Thank you so very much for sharing with us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
So precise, and the info is spot on. Ive always felt that it is the little things that raise the quality of the finished work. Im often times very frustrated because I want a more professional result. So glad ive found this channel. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Excellent video. I have saved it for future reference.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
A million thanks, you saved my brand new dress slacks ☺️
Fantastic! Thanks for watching.
Excellent tutorial! You have a great teaching style and gave us wonderful tips and techniques. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Thank you, Ann, for these tips. Hemming will become easier.
This is fantastic! I hem so many pairs of pants.
Thanks. I hope it was helpful
Excellent video!!
Anne, thank you for an informative video...I feel confident in doing this technique
Thats a call a perfect and clean explanation. Congratulations! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥇🥇🥇
Thank you! 😃 Thanks for watching
Thanks, I've been wrestling with this for awhile since I've been tailoring my own dress pants myself. I have to redo so many pairs and the biggest issues I have was the tapered as you mentioned and keeping the hem straight (not catching too much fabric). When I turn it inside out, I can see how some are done right, you can barely see it and others are very visible. I know it will come with time but I am glad you give an example of tapered pants. I also think I need to get a better blind stitch foot, others I watch don't really move around like mines. I have over 30 pairs of pants that I want to taper and hem, so I have my work cut out for me.
Thanks for watching. It really is necessary to adjust for the taper. There are different blind hem feet. What machine do you have?
Thank you for your amazing video, I was having a hard time figuring out my folds and your video showed me….
Glad I could help!
Super helpful tips! Thanks so much!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching
Thank you for sharing this wonderful technic .You are amazing 😊,👏
My pleasure 😊
Fantastic video. Thank you ❤
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
This video is awesome! Thank you so much! I'm learning so much!!
Happy to help! Thanks for watching
Very good tutorial
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
Great lesson
Thank-you for this great information, I am short and always have to my shorten pants.
Glad it helped.
Yes, I am short like you. I need to learn how to shorten everything.
PLEASE explain regarding the heel mark. Is that the point where the leather of the shoe meets the sole of the shoe in the seam of where they are glued together.
Correct. The back of the pant should hit where the heel meets the shoe.
Very clear explanation!! What’s the cutting board that you can iron? I need that in my life!
I use the Quilter's Cut n Press. It's very handy. I use it in our classroom. superstitch.com/product/quilters-cut-n-press-ll/
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you for this video. I just want to say that I wish you would have used a lighter color material because it is very hard to see when you are bending the material for the area we need to sew.
I recently had some pants made at a tailor and please believe me that I didn't see any kind of stitching on the outside, even though I looked with a very strong magnifying glass ! On the back side you could see how the stitching thread wrapped around ONE THREAD of the fabric, and that in every place ! I can't figure out how this stitching was made, which of course was also done on the sewing machine. The tailoring workshop I'm talking about is very old and has old sewing machines.
That sounds like it was done on a blindstitch machine. That is a commercial style machine that has a curved needle. My demonstration is for a regular sewing machine.
@@SuperStitchSewing Yes, I found out that there are such curved needle sewing machines for hemming. However, at that tailor I only saw about two old Juki sewing machines, but it is possible that he has something like that. I could ask the tailor how did he do it, but first I try to solve the enigma myself, because this kind of stitching remains an enigma to me.
A few days ago I bought a Veritas Janis sewing machine and tried to make a stitch as you showed here or as I have seen in other videos. The seam comes out prety well, especially if the fabric is ironed, but it stands out quite easly when viewed up close, no matter how short it is.
Thank you for your reply.
Awesome. Thx
Thanks for watching
Are all foots compatible for all sewing machine manufactures?
Each machine brand has feet for their machines. While some feet may be compatible with other brands it is always best to use the foot made for your particular machine.
Is it generally okay to use the inseam measurement for pants at the correct length to determine length on the ones being hemmed?
Sure. If you are not marking them while wearing, you can go by the inseam measurement.
THANK YOU!!❤
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
What brand of tailors chalk are you using, that just irons off?
There are a few brands. I have this one in stock. superstitch.com/product/clover-tailer-chalk-white/
Other pant sounds correct since we refer to the whole as a pair of pants.
How to do a blind hem without a blind hem foot on a brother lx3817? Thanks
Do you have the blind hem stitch? Just use your regular zigzag foot and try to position the stitch so that the left swing of the blind hem stitch just catches the fold.
preventing puckering on straight leg slacks
The trick is to reshape the leg to prevent the puckering.