Hi. Thank Machine foot that you’re using I didn’t realize for a long time, but if that’s the one with the spring on the side, it’s actually made to go over those seams. As soon as your foot starts to tilt. Level it with your finger and press the spring button to lock it level. It will release as soon as you get over the thick seam.
That is a great tip. Thank you for sharing it with us. Yeah I do know about this little trick but the thing is that some people don't have that and then using a button helps
Thanks I have 3 pairs of pants I want to cut off and make shorts, two have some stretch, do you have suggestions on how to hem without getting the flair out at the bottom on stretch material? I've tried lengthening the stitch and using stretch stitches but it still doesn't look good.
Hi. Thank Machine foot that you’re using I didn’t realize for a long time, but if that’s the one with the spring on the side, it’s actually made to go over those seams. As soon as your foot starts to tilt. Level it with your finger and press the spring button to lock it level. It will release as soon as you get over the thick seam.
That is a great tip. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Yeah I do know about this little trick but the thing is that some people don't have that and then using a button helps
Thanks I have 3 pairs of pants I want to cut off and make shorts, two have some stretch, do you have suggestions on how to hem without getting the flair out at the bottom on stretch material? I've tried lengthening the stitch and using stretch stitches but it still doesn't look good.
You need some kind of stabilizer. I would try a water soluble stabilizer -the kind that is used for embroidery. Or you can use a walking foot