I enjoy your videos, they’re helpful and fun. About jeans hems, why not trim the excess and make a new hem in the style and thread color of the old hem? I don’t mean any disrespect, truly. I recently shortened 5 pair of jeans for a client, and the all new hem matched the original hem perfectly.
Yes you definitely could cut off the hem of your jeans and turn it up to the desired length and stitch, but this way of hemming keeps the *look* of the original hem. I know from experience that many people prefer the EURO hem and this tutorial shows a simplified version of the previous video ruclips.net/video/RvRUmdEmaGk/видео.html (also, in a way it was strategic to bring viewers back). Thanks for watching! 😉
Hi that was fantastic. I am not a seamstress and I don't own a serger so how can I finish the inside with a regular machine after I cut away the excess fabric?
Oops... sometimes these 3 min videos move too fast to film all the details. I suggest watching my "Euro Hem" video, maybe it will help fill in the details?
hello Faren love your amazing professional sewing skills I whish you would film how to sew a blind hem using the blind hem industrial sewing machine in you have one ? and when changing the sewing machine sewing foot don't you use or have the spring type holder so you don't have to use a screwdriver to change it? and any idea when the domestic home sewing machine is going to come up enjoy the lovely videos have a great day.
Hi Frank, I don't have an industrial blind hemming machine and I do not have a spring type holder - sorry to disappoint. Next week is the domestic sewing machine tutorial! Stay tuned 🙏 as alqays, thanks for your support and comments.
So Faren, this one seems a lot quicker than last week’s euro hem. Which one do YOU like doing the most? Also...I wanted to ask...with tapered jeans I’m thinking this hem would be more appropriate, right? I have a pair of jeans I’ve been dreading to hem for the hubby...think I’ll get to it. Thanks so much 💐
This one is easier, faster and gets you a very similar result (if you decide to finish with the serger)... I perfer this method because of rhe above mentioned, however, if I will be wearing these jeans a lot then the professional 5 step hem would most likely be my choice. For tapered jeans either method would work, just deoends on how much time you want to spend. Best of luck! Thanks for watching 💜
Thank you so much for doing this! This was so easy! My son thinks I’m a genius
I enjoy your videos, they’re helpful and fun. About jeans hems, why not trim the excess and make a new hem in the style and thread color of the old hem? I don’t mean any disrespect, truly. I recently shortened 5 pair of jeans for a client, and the all new hem matched the original hem perfectly.
Yes you definitely could cut off the hem of your jeans and turn it up to the desired length and stitch, but this way of hemming keeps the *look* of the original hem. I know from experience that many people prefer the EURO hem and this tutorial shows a simplified version of the previous video ruclips.net/video/RvRUmdEmaGk/видео.html (also, in a way it was strategic to bring viewers back). Thanks for watching! 😉
Hi that was fantastic. I am not a seamstress and I don't own a serger so how can I finish the inside with a regular machine after I cut away the excess fabric?
I wished they’d video the sewing around of the hem. 😂 I’ve got to do this for my father in law tomorrow lol maybe I’ll be able to do it.
Oops... sometimes these 3 min videos move too fast to film all the details. I suggest watching my "Euro Hem" video, maybe it will help fill in the details?
hello Faren love your amazing professional sewing skills I whish you would film how to sew a blind hem using the blind hem industrial sewing machine in you have one ? and when changing the sewing machine sewing foot don't you use or have the spring type holder so you don't have to use a screwdriver to change it? and any idea when the domestic home sewing machine is going to come up enjoy the lovely videos have a great day.
Hi Frank, I don't have an industrial blind hemming machine and I do not have a spring type holder - sorry to disappoint. Next week is the domestic sewing machine tutorial! Stay tuned 🙏 as alqays, thanks for your support and comments.
Another amazing video 🙏💕 thank you!
So Faren, this one seems a lot quicker than last week’s euro hem. Which one do YOU like doing the most? Also...I wanted to ask...with tapered jeans I’m thinking this hem would be more appropriate, right? I have a pair of jeans I’ve been dreading to hem for the hubby...think I’ll get to it. Thanks so much 💐
This one is easier, faster and gets you a very similar result (if you decide to finish with the serger)... I perfer this method because of rhe above mentioned, however, if I will be wearing these jeans a lot then the professional 5 step hem would most likely be my choice. For tapered jeans either method would work, just deoends on how much time you want to spend. Best of luck! Thanks for watching 💜
@@LTRLtrend thanks Faren. I’ve learned so much!!
It worked! It’s so neat looking!!!!
@@kellietrudel8222 so happy to hear that!!
This is awesome thank you🥰👏
Glad you like it!
So easy, thanks for another great video!! Idea: Serger videos??? Sergers can be so intimidating! (Asking for a friend 😂)
Thank you so much! Tell your friend, there are definite plans for some serging vids 😘
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I find you didn't show enough. didn't really get what was going on
Truthfully, I would just make a new hem that requires cutting once, folding twice and sewing once - why keep the original?