Because of you, I just ordered the Reliable blind hemmer. I tried to get this one, but couldn’t from USA. I’m a new sewing, and wish to work on curtains and mainly hemming my pants ;)
I just love all of your industrial machines!😍 In my dream sewing room, I would have to have a blind hemmer-until then, I'll look for blind hemming thread and be glad that I'm old school and don't mind hand stitching.🤣
I didn’t know you could get a machine like that! what a lovely little thing 🤩 I’m super lazy and I never blind hem anything! It’s standard machine hem all the way for me 🙈🤣 or at least unless I can be bothered to hand sew! (Which is very rare for me) x
I'm not good at hand sewing 🤣 I basically need a machine for everything - I love machines 🤣 I would have never bought it, but I had been silly enough to try (at some quilt show) and I fell in love 🤣🤣🤣
I just bought one and love it. Thanks for the tour. I am still practicing and learning. And this video is very welcome. Although I have already created beautiful blind hems with my blind hem machine 😊😉 Thank you!😚
I was quite intimidated when I got it because it is so fast, but it's actually a really simple to operate machine 😊 and it's so satisfying to hem something big perfectly in minutes 😊 have fun with your hemming (it can get addictive 😄)
@@GingerheadCo Thank you! ☺ Think the addiction will be there soon😊 What I love about it, it's really easy to use. Like you said and you only need one spool of thread. Changing is done in no time. Top! A little more work with the cover lock.. 😥 The only thing I will have to practice a little bit is adjusting the blind seam correctly. To make your blind hem as invisible as possible. This will come ...😉 The speed is indeed quite imitating in the beginning.. So happy with my new toy!🤗
I was considering using very thick topstitching thread but decided against it, because the truth is: you can't see the hem in real life so I'd just be showing the stitch formation (and the video is already very 'niche' 🤣🤣🤣 I am the only person I know who watches this sort of content 😉) but if you look very very very closely, you can see the needle punched dots 🤣 they disappear after you've ironed the hem 😁 x
They are good, aren't they? I actually thought about you when I was recording the video (it's a requested video, but I'm pretty sure it's not for most people 🤣) because you are the only person I could think of, who would either have one or was planning to get it 😉 I do love this machine 😁 x
Gingerhead & Co ha ha Alex you know me well!! We both love our toys! I bought mine when I opened my curtain shop .. can you imagine the metres of curtain hens we hand gemmed before I bought it !! Oh when I think of how sore my fingers used to get ! I’ve never used it on clothes but now you’ve got me thinking 🤔. I’m going to dust it off later
Hi Alex thank you for the info, I don't think I need this machine! LOL! We have one at work they use them for hemming curtains! Have a wonderful day! Christine 🇨🇦
@@bellepoupee61 Ironically, my husband just brought me home an industrial blind hemmer... now I have to pick and choose what to throw out and give away, so we can make room for it !
I have a really old Colombia Union Blind stitch machine that runs at 3000 stitches per minute. Its huge and I'm not sure how to put it all back together after taking it apart to bring it home. Lol but between the manual I found online and this, it was helpful. I'm hopeful I will figure it all out.
Does it hem a 10 cm hem? I’m shopping for a blind hemmer for curtains but im not sure which one to get , the portable or the big industrial! What do you think?
I am grateful for your video. I already have a Singer industrial sewing machine... that I was intimidated by, but still want to master. Now I have been blessed with a blind hemmer too. My husband thinks that the motor on my sewing machine should be able to work well to power the blind hemmer too. Thus I could simply lift the sewing machine out of the cabinet and swap in the blind hemmer when it was needed. This could save on space. the RPM speed is nearly equivalent, 1730 on the sewing machine and 1725 on the hemmer. The blind hemmer has 1/3 horse power and the sewing machine is 1/2. Would this have benefits for thicker materials? any drawbacks in this idea?
I have a question. We focus on bespoke suits. Would this work on the jacket lapels to showoff that finishing details on the edges. I tried researching about this and it looks like they use a blind stitch machine to do that.
Please please i hope you can help me. I am willing to buy something like this but i cant seem to find if it can do what i want. I make fleece pads with have multiple layers and your meant to turn it inside out and 🤬 hand blind stitch. Its impossible the fleece stretch’s after turning out and its impossible to fold in and flatten and i cant hand stitch for the life of me. I have bursitis and carpel tunnel in both hands. When i try it always breaks in the wash because these liners get washed alot. I want a way to blind stitch the last parts of a seam that can not be turn inside out anymore once its turned in (like a cushion that will never open again or a comforter that washed as is not open up to wash). Can this machine do it please say yes please
I've never had any problems with it, if you turn the hand wheel the wrong way once it will probably not do much damage, but I wouldn't do it, you might damage the motor and that's very costly to replace.
I bought a Consew blind hemmer and have tried to do it with light or thin fabric but I could not do it because needle #3 cannot go through the fabric. Do you have any tricks to do it? Thanks and God bless!
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Because of you, I just ordered the Reliable blind hemmer. I tried to get this one, but couldn’t from USA. I’m a new sewing, and wish to work on curtains and mainly hemming my pants ;)
I don’t need it, but I love the toys, so of course I want it...lol. Thanks for the demo and review.
That's exactly like me (and "need" always loses with "want" 🤣) it's so easy to fall in love with this little gem 😉
Oooh, I feel a new gadget purchase coming on! Alex made me do it.............🤣🤣🤣🤣!
What have I done 🤣🤣🤣 I love mind though 😘#sorrynotsorry 🤣x
Gingerhead & Co 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just love all of your industrial machines!😍 In my dream sewing room, I would have to have a blind hemmer-until then, I'll look for blind hemming thread and be glad that I'm old school and don't mind hand stitching.🤣
I'm pretty sure it's not something that people have to have 🤣🤣🤣 but my hand sewing is rubbish (and I love machines 🤣) x
What an amazing machine Alex! Much faster than my baby lock blind hemming machine. Super happy for you!
Thanks Loriann 😊 I've had it for about 2 years now and I'm still as much in love as when I got it 😊 x
Very very thorough! Thank you so much!! Greetings from México
Thanks for another great video 👌👍
Thank you 😊 I'm glad you liked it 😊
Thanks for sharing 👍
I didn’t know you could get a machine like that! what a lovely little thing 🤩 I’m super lazy and I never blind hem anything! It’s standard machine hem all the way for me 🙈🤣 or at least unless I can be bothered to hand sew! (Which is very rare for me) x
I'm not good at hand sewing 🤣 I basically need a machine for everything - I love machines 🤣 I would have never bought it, but I had been silly enough to try (at some quilt show) and I fell in love 🤣🤣🤣
I just bought one and love it. Thanks for the tour. I am still practicing and learning. And this video is very welcome. Although I have already created beautiful blind hems with my blind hem machine 😊😉 Thank you!😚
I was quite intimidated when I got it because it is so fast, but it's actually a really simple to operate machine 😊 and it's so satisfying to hem something big perfectly in minutes 😊 have fun with your hemming (it can get addictive 😄)
@@GingerheadCo Thank you! ☺ Think the addiction will be there soon😊 What I love about it, it's really easy to use. Like you said and you only need one spool of thread. Changing is done in no time. Top! A little more work with the cover lock.. 😥 The only thing I will have to practice a little bit is adjusting the blind seam correctly. To make your blind hem as invisible as possible. This will come ...😉 The speed is indeed quite imitating in the beginning.. So happy with my new toy!🤗
It is cute 😃 and is certainly fast 😳and I am still looking for the invisible hem stitches 🤣
I was considering using very thick topstitching thread but decided against it, because the truth is: you can't see the hem in real life so I'd just be showing the stitch formation (and the video is already very 'niche' 🤣🤣🤣 I am the only person I know who watches this sort of content 😉) but if you look very very very closely, you can see the needle punched dots 🤣 they disappear after you've ironed the hem 😁 x
Amazing machine! I couldn't even see the tiny dots. Glad you showed us you very excellent machine!
Thank you Janice ♥️
I have one of these Alex, mine is a wimsew. I’ve only used it for curtain hems and Roman blinds
They are good, aren't they? I actually thought about you when I was recording the video (it's a requested video, but I'm pretty sure it's not for most people 🤣) because you are the only person I could think of, who would either have one or was planning to get it 😉 I do love this machine 😁 x
Gingerhead & Co ha ha Alex you know me well!! We both love our toys! I bought mine when I opened my curtain shop .. can you imagine the metres of curtain hens we hand gemmed before I bought it !! Oh when I think of how sore my fingers used to get ! I’ve never used it on clothes but now you’ve got me thinking 🤔. I’m going to dust it off later
@@Beyondthepinkdoor you are my soulmate Andrea 😘🤣
thank you Would love to see some more examples on Penetration setting for different weight fabrics. Great video
Hi Alex thank you for the info, I don't think I need this machine! LOL! We have one at work they use them for hemming curtains! Have a wonderful day! Christine 🇨🇦
I don't think many people need them 😉 but I love mine 😁😁😁
LOL! My husband would have a fit! LOL! No more room for me, just got a coverstitch and sold one sewing machine to pay for it.... :-P
@@bellepoupee61 yay, congratulations on the coverstitch ♥️♥️♥️
@@bellepoupee61 Ironically, my husband just brought me home an industrial blind hemmer... now I have to pick and choose what to throw out and give away, so we can make room for it !
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Oh, how I wish I had room for one of these in my apartment!
Haha, I know precisely how that feels, I have a list of machines that I'd love to have 🤣 but I'd have to buy a bigger house first 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Very nice video ,it is very useful , thanks a lot 👍🙏
I have a really old Colombia Union Blind stitch machine that runs at 3000 stitches per minute. Its huge and I'm not sure how to put it all back together after taking it apart to bring it home. Lol but between the manual I found online and this, it was helpful. I'm hopeful I will figure it all out.
Very interesting Alex, the speed of the industrial machines is a little bit scary though!
I know 😁 it took me some time to get used to it 😉 x
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I just got a Babylock blind hemmer machine that is not industrial but for home sewers. It was cheap and didn’t come with a manual.
Is there a bobbin for this machine? If so could you show how to wind the bobbin.
Can you start at beginning of fabric and end at the end of the fabric? I notice some videos do the same thing.
Does it hem a 10 cm hem? I’m shopping for a blind hemmer for curtains but im not sure which one to get , the portable or the big industrial! What do you think?
I am grateful for your video. I already have a Singer industrial sewing machine... that I was intimidated by, but still want to master. Now I have been blessed with a blind hemmer too. My husband thinks that the motor on my sewing machine should be able to work well to power the blind hemmer too. Thus I could simply lift the sewing machine out of the cabinet and swap in the blind hemmer when it was needed. This could save on space. the RPM speed is nearly equivalent, 1730 on the sewing machine and 1725 on the hemmer. The blind hemmer has 1/3 horse power and the sewing machine is 1/2. Would this have benefits for thicker materials? any drawbacks in this idea?
I have a question. We focus on bespoke suits. Would this work on the jacket lapels to showoff that finishing details on the edges. I tried researching about this and it looks like they use a blind stitch machine to do that.
Pls I need the machine, where can I buy it?
What is the cost for this machine
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Please please i hope you can help me. I am willing to buy something like this but i cant seem to find if it can do what i want. I make fleece pads with have multiple layers and your meant to turn it inside out and 🤬 hand blind stitch. Its impossible the fleece stretch’s after turning out and its impossible to fold in and flatten and i cant hand stitch for the life of me. I have bursitis and carpel tunnel in both hands. When i try it always breaks in the wash because these liners get washed alot. I want a way to blind stitch the last parts of a seam that can not be turn inside out anymore once its turned in (like a cushion that will never open again or a comforter that washed as is not open up to wash). Can this machine do it please say yes please
Have you had any problems with the belt under the pulley? What happens when you turn the pulley or hand wheel the wrong way?
I've never had any problems with it, if you turn the hand wheel the wrong way once it will probably not do much damage, but I wouldn't do it, you might damage the motor and that's very costly to replace.
Thanks for this! Could this machine be used for rolled hems too?
I bought a Consew blind hemmer and have tried to do it with light or thin fabric but I could not do it because needle #3 cannot go through the fabric. Do you have any tricks to do it? Thanks and God bless!
Hai i want this
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What price machine
Machine price but
Call number,it masin paise?