i have the exact same sewing machine , janome quilt magic , bought it but still confused about so many foots , this video is very clear and on point , does she have more videos ? where can i find , lessons taught from same machine
Excellent, thank you. I had tried this on a scrap piece but I couldn't work out how to do this properly on a piece of clothing - thank you for such clear instructions and most of all, well explained and easy to remember the steps, thank you x
Great video thank you! I feel ready to tackle my daughters skirt. If taking up a school skirt that you may want to make longer at a later date, should I unpick the original hem? Does it matter if the blind hem is about 3" up from bottom of the skirt? - Need to keep the length for future growth!
Amazing techniques, thank you! Yet I am struggling to do it, I mean when is supposed to stitch the straight stitches, the top thread doesn’t catch the under thread, although test sewing the blind hem on a piece of the same fabric comes out fine. Already tried to adjust the tension, still the same problem. I have no ideea what to adjust next.
Great question Jenny! You can use the back stitch or lock stitch button just as you would normally use it for a regular straight stitch. It will secure the ends of the blind hem stitch as well.
Janome thank you for your answer to my question. I love the videos that use actual garments or projects then just flat pieces of fabric (test pieces exempt) as starting and stopping can be very different on the finished garment.
Penny, the Memory Craft 6650 does not come equipped with the AcuFeed system. We do manufacture an Even Feed Foot to use with your MC6650 machine. We would recommend using either the Zig Zag needle plate that comes standard on your machine, or the Straight Stitch needle plate (which also comes standard), rather than the Professional Grade Needleplate (HP). The HP plate is made to work perfectly with the HP foot, the feed dogs and even the needle may not line up correctly if you use the HP plate with an Even Feed foot. I hope this helps, and happy sewing!
@@JanomeJAI Thanks! BTW, for every video you should put a label with big lettering on the back of the machine being used, which identifies the model # of the Janome machine. That way viewers who are interested can go to the Janome website and see the details of the very machine you used for the project and purchase the same one. :-)
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Excellent, much clearer instructions than the Janome book! Thankyou
You're very welcome, and thank you.
Thank you so much. I have been sewing for so long and could never understand the blind hem procedure. I can finally do them. Love from Australia xoxo
A very clear and easy to follow 'how to'. My first blind hem now successfully completed! Thank you!
Wonderful to hear Bev - hopefully it will be the first of many ! Happy Sewing!
i have the exact same sewing machine , janome quilt magic , bought it but still confused about so many foots , this video is very clear and on point , does she have more videos ? where can i find , lessons taught from same machine
Excellent, thank you. I had tried this on a scrap piece but I couldn't work out how to do this properly on a piece of clothing - thank you for such clear instructions and most of all, well explained and easy to remember the steps, thank you x
Thank you so much. I learned how to sew a blind hem. A hidden stitch.
Thanks for this; takes the mystery out of the folding over, and the bobbin tip really helps.
Holy crap, I had no idea that I needed this. Thank you so much, I love learning new things about my craft.
Thank you for the comment Atiya, we're glad this tutorial helps you learn a new skill. Happy Sewing!
Thanks for this great video! I would have loved to see the end result close up to see how little stitch is showing in the teal thread 🙂
Very clear. Thank you!
Great explanation, easy to follow, thank you.
Great video thank you! I feel ready to tackle my daughters skirt. If taking up a school skirt that you may want to make longer at a later date, should I unpick the original hem? Does it matter if the blind hem is about 3" up from bottom of the skirt? - Need to keep the length for future growth!
Amazing techniques, thank you! Yet I am struggling to do it, I mean when is supposed to stitch the straight stitches, the top thread doesn’t catch the under thread, although test sewing the blind hem on a piece of the same fabric comes out fine. Already tried to adjust the tension, still the same problem. I have no ideea what to adjust next.
Quick question. When pinning the fabric do you go through all the layer or just the last turned over part?
Pauline, you should pin through all the layers so the folded portion does not shift. Glad you are using this quick tutorial and happy sewing!
Thank you
Great tutorial! My question is how do you secure the beginning and the ending of the stitching?
Great question Jenny! You can use the back stitch or lock stitch button just as you would normally use it for a regular straight stitch. It will secure the ends of the blind hem stitch as well.
Janome thank you for your answer to my question. I love the videos that use actual garments or projects then just flat pieces of fabric (test pieces exempt) as starting and stopping can be very different on the finished garment.
@@jennycam3595 So glad these videos have been helpful for you and thanks for the feedback!
Had the same question, lucky I read the comments first! Haha. Thanks for sharing this very easy to follow tutorial!x -Ethan’s mum lol
Not sure how to measure the amount of material that is folded over to get the correct position for my hem. CAn anyone guide me?
I have a big box store MC6650 with an HP plate. Can I use the accufeed walking foot with this plate on my machine?
Penny, the Memory Craft 6650 does not come equipped with the AcuFeed system. We do manufacture an Even Feed Foot to use with your MC6650 machine. We would recommend using either the Zig Zag needle plate that comes standard on your machine, or the Straight Stitch needle plate (which also comes standard), rather than the Professional Grade Needleplate (HP). The HP plate is made to work perfectly with the HP foot, the feed dogs and even the needle may not line up correctly if you use the HP plate with an Even Feed foot. I hope this helps, and happy sewing!
What machine are you using?
The 4300 QDC www.janome.com/machines/sewing/4300qdc/
@@JanomeJAI Thanks! BTW, for every video you should put a label with big lettering on the back of the machine being used, which identifies the model # of the Janome machine. That way viewers who are interested can go to the Janome website and see the details of the very machine you used for the project and purchase the same one. :-)
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