STEP-BY-STEP tutorial for an undetectable eurohem (Original Hem on Jeans)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Hello friends! In today's video, I wanted to show you how to make a eurohem on jeans (again). I had made another video but the lighting and sound were off and I wasn't too proud of it. I really hope you found my instructions easy to follow and that this helps you make a perfect hem while keeping the original hem! If you find this video useful, please don't forget to give this video a like, comment, share and subscribe! Your support means the world to me!
Our tutorial on American hem:
• "American Hem" on Jean...
How do you know when to do a plain hem, American hem, or Eurohem? Watch our video to know when each one is needed:
• Plain Hem vs. Eurohem ...
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From Maria my mother taught me to embroider when I was 7. I am now 71, I love to sew. Watching you sew is a joy. Sewing takes patience. And love of fabric and all things that make up the Art of sewing. This shows in your excellent work. Carry on.☺️
Thanks so much 🥰 I certainly love the art of sewing!
I just wanted to say that you are the only woman I enjoy watching and listening to when it comes to sewing. I could listen to you all day. Thank you for guiding me as I take up this new hobby/trade.
Thanks 😊
Wish I could give a thumbs up for every time I rewatch this video 😉
Awe! Thanks so much! 🥺😚🥰
The hammer tip is a great one. Thank you for that.
The extra work is definitely worth it-- sending it to the tailor, that is! Thanks for your videos!
My pleasure 🥰 Thanks for watching!
Thank you!! I think it’s definitely worth it with beautiful hems!
Girl! Thank you for the big details and the tiny details that you always show. I know, after a little practice, this technique would be very worthy on the jeans that I absolutely love!
I love your content and I am wishing for you only continued blessings from your river of creative flow!
Awwww thank you so much for your kind words Josie!! 🥹❤️ It’s a great skill to have !!
I can't believe how funny this video is... also super helpful!
Thank you so much for your kind words and your support! An extra thank you for your Super Thanks! Cheers ☺️☺️❤️
Sewing is an art, it’s a masterpiece,you are the Leonardo Da Vinci of sewing alterations. ❤
😊😊😊 Thanks so much! You are always so kind 💛
Hemming this way seems better to me. There was a lot of bulk when I finished. I'll have to try and undo them and do it this way. Thank you for such GOOD CLEAR video.
Thanks so much for watching 🥰
I did this yesterday and it turned out great!! Thank you so much! And the tip about flattening the seams with a hammer is "bang on" 😂
LOL love that! I’m so happy it helped! 🥰
I tried this technique on two pairs of jeans for my adult son. Worked just as advertised! Really great instructions, it took a while to do the first pair but second pair went really smoothly. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise!
Aweee! This comment makes me so glad 😊 It inspire me to make more videos. Thanks for sharing 🥰
U saved lot of time being wasted otherwise in search of such a helping video ..... thanks
Talk about perfect timing..my daughter just dropped off some jeans for me to shorten! Thank you! Euro hem is totally worth it.
She will be so happy! 😊
BEAUTIFUL work, as always! I usually do the American hem for my customers, but this way is almost undetectable!
Yes! Also the American hem is very good. I like them both 🥰
I just watched this video and I really enjoyed it a lot! Love the trick with the hammer!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
BEAUTIFUL!!! 👏👏👏
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Thanks for sharing! I love all your hemming videos.
Thanks so much 🥰
Thank you for this very well timed video. My nephew gave me his pants to shorten the hem the day this video came out. I tried your method and it worked absolutely beautifully. It was not a lot of effort at all.
I'm so glad!!!! Thanks for letting me know 😊
I just finished shortening 6 pair of jeans for a customer! I wasn’t thrilled with the result so I thought of you and I watched this video and loved your technique! I didn’t cut the excess off I turned it inside and I used the iron on hem tape. Not sure why but some places did not stick! Perhaps I didn’t keep the iron it long enough! I love all your videos!
Beautifully done!
Thank you very much! 🥰
This is wonderful. I've seen other methods but your method is the most professional one I've seen. Your workmanship is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm now subscribed so I can continue to learn from you. 😊🙏🌻❤
Fantastic clever and neat work
Thank you very much! 🥰
I love it! You can't tell that it was even hemmed. You do beautiful work.
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whenever I do the Euro Hem I finish it completely in a blue that blends in with the jeans, then I topstitch it with the gold thread after. mostly I use the American hem or just the plain jeans hem. I like your trick of securing the seams first so they don't move.
Making the top stitch first with the blue thread is such a great idea. It will make it easier to make the final top stitch. Thanks for sharing 😊
I use this technique for jean hems, they look so much better with the original faiding hem, its almost undetectable. Your video is great for breaking down the steps needed. Thankyou you are amazing.
Thanks so much 🥰
Thank you for this awesome tutorial DT!! I might actually try it now!! I think the difference may be worth it because those results were lovely!!
Thanks so much Random 🥰
Thank you
I was having trouble with pant leg being larger than the hem. Now I know how to fix the leg smaller to make it fit the hem size.
I'm glad! Thanks for watching 😊
I love the eurohem method. You broke it down very well.
Thanks so much 🥰 I appreciate your comment 💕
This is brilliant!
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Great video!!! The video was very descriptive and easy to follow !! THANK YOU !!
Love that 'Trick of the button' at 5:59 I did not know of that before, Thank you!
My pleasure! 🥰
Brilliant job
Thank you!
Love it and using it clients love it!!!!!
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Absolutely brilliant! I still have some of my husband's jeans to hem, especially now that fall is here... lol
Side note, I LOVE LOVE LOVE your hair and your outfit! So beautiful! 😍
Glad to help at this time!! And thank you soooooo much! I’m loving this change 😁😁😁😁😁
Thank you Mam for sharing your talent it helps a lot for a beginner like me.More power and God Bless.
Yes, it's absolutely worth it. Great work.
Thank you Patrick!!
What a great Tutorial 👍👏👏👏thank you so much 🙏greetings from Germany 🤗
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I think this is very useful
The euro hem, is still complicated in my brain, even tho you’ve shown clear demonstration. I prefer the American version, saving the original hem.
That was the BEST video! Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
This is amazing, it was actually how I found you and I am so glad I. My son insisted I hem his pants this way he had some hemmed when he was in another country and he said it could be done LOL I have learned so much from you since then Love your updated video Thank you for everything you do
Thanks so much Evelyn 🥰 Your constant support means a lot to me! 💕💕💕
That looks great. I love this technique.
Thanks 🥰
Thank-you. Always learn something from you!
Thanks for watching 🥰
I really like the euro hem! I’m going to try this out on a pair of my jeans! Thank you!😊
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Great job
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Your hair color is pretty love all your videos. Beautiful work
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Wow thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching 🥰
My teacher always called euro/american/original the same thing... "Eurohem" and so do I. Personally I prefer what you call "American Hem" but I leave the choice up to my customer so I have an example of both at the front counter to show what each look like.
You are awesome. So informative. Thank you
Thanks for watching! 🥰
I have learned SO much from you :) thank you for your fun and easy to understand videos!!!
I'm so glad! Thanks 😊
Love it!
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Thank you 😊 exactly what I was looking for
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I love it.❤
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Enjoying watching your videos 😊
Glad you like them! 😊
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Thank you!!
Thank you, very useful. :o)
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Absolutely love this! ❤ Thank you so much
Glad you like it! 🥰
Beautiful advice thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Very good work
You are so talented! Talentosa DEMAIS! Aprendo muito com você!
Gracias! 💕
Great!
Thanks so much! Happy new year! 🥳
your videos are so well done!
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Love your videos!! Great job!
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Great tutorial
Thank you!! :))
I’ve been sewing for 40+ years always hem jeans this way.
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That's perfect
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Thanks so much 🥰
eurohem definitely looks better than regular or the american hem.
Am I missing something? Why not just cut the jeans leaving room for them and then turn fabric under twice for a New hem? What's the advantage of using old hem?
Video was very well done. Thank you!
Hi Carolyn! I can see your point perfectly, however, it has become very fashionable to keep the discolorations of the original hem. I think the following video might illustrate better the point. It does have a nice history of the jeans at the beginning but your question is answered in full after, this. So you can skip the beginning.
th-cam.com/video/DiO69lFyhIQ/w-d-xo.html
Please, let me know what do you think after watching the video.
Cheers 😊
Aida
If you cut on the length the pants are supposed to be then sew using a 3/8 seam line, when the hem part is added back on it adds an additional 1/2 inch or more depending on the width of the original hem. There could be a difference of the finished hem length making it longer than the desired finished hem. This is confusing to me.
The cut hem is kind of acting like bias binding- it’s wrapping around the edge, not adding length (say you stitch 1/2 away from edge, the hem folds over to cover that 1/2 “ rather than extending past it so the length stays the same
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You did a great job...but the whole point of a euro hem is not to remove the original factory stitching of the hem
That would be the American Hem. This is an interesting video that tackles this topic.
Plain Hem vs. Eurohem vs. American Hem ? (+free flowchart to help decide)
th-cam.com/video/DiO69lFyhIQ/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps!
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Hello again.....this is a fantastic video !!! I may be overthinking this.... but when I go to cut the jeans,,,,,,, do I cut on the new hem line or 5/8th above....to allow for the piece I am sewing back on?...Hope this make sense......
Hi! It totally makes sense. The problem is that if you cut 5/8" above of the finished line, you won't have then the seam allowance that you need to attach to the new hem.
Here are my calculations considering that most of the modern hems are stitched at 1/2" instead of the 5/8" that it used to be.
From the hem line up, you have to attach the hem at 1/2" (sewing line)
Then you need seam allowance (down) that will be 3/8"
Still we have 1/8" that is a little too long, which 1/16" will be for the sewing thick fabric shrinkage and 1/16" is what it is a little too long. You caught me on this one 😉
I don't try to correct it because I find 1/16" negligible. But, in honor of the truth, the perfect measurement for cutting should be 1/16" above the desired length if you use a 3/8" seam allowance. And 3/16" above the desired length if you use 1/4" seam allowance for sewing.
As these differences won't really change the overall look of the finished pants, I try not to mention them to not confuse the overall audience. But I'm glad to be more specific when more deeply analysis is required. There are other nuances to these measurements.
You gave me the idea to make a video clarifying this and other details that might be very important for some of the viewers.
Sorry if this answer is too long. I hope it makes sense. Let me know if you have further questions
Cheers 🙂
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Always euro hem.
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Which is a more accurate measurement? Using a persons inseam measurement for altering pants or the outseam?
That’s a good question. I can tell you that with Today’s fashion, measuring got very tricky. If everyone wore the pants on the same way with the crotch on the right place, the inseam measurement would be the best one. But all pants sit differently. At my store we measure one by one on the customer. I hope this helps.
What kind of presset foot you are using ? New viewers from Scotland . 🏴Thank you For your reply 🫶
Hello! Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 I used the standard presser foot. Cheers 😊
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Waist down size step by step video please
If your denim is spandex, it will lose the elasticity in the hem area and become unwearable after few washes
This is a beautiful technique, but I prefer to just hem. If you gain a little weight, the pants get shorter, so I can't lower the hem again.
Yes. I can see your point. Anyways, after a few washes, the regular hem will start to discolored and look very similar. Cheers!
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Are you accepting jeans to be tailored? I’m happy to pay for shipping 😂❤
My tailor cut the hem and attached it again like never cut.. How did he did it i don't know 😂😂
It's like magic! 🤗
What did the button do?
I think it is explained in this video: th-cam.com/video/TUrE8244Cxo/w-d-xo.html
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