How To Use The Blind Hem Stitch | Hide Your Stitches

A blind hem stitch is a perfect way to customize your clothes without seeing the thread. I show the difference between straight stitch and blind stitch. If you love sewing then the blind stitch will become one of your favorite stitches when it comes to hemming clothes.
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[@elainewilderson8352]

Finally! Someone who used an actual pair of pants to demonstrate. Thank you so much for this video.

[@stevenmyers3647]

One of the best Blind Hem Stitch videos I've seen. Thanks!

[@sandradaniels7662]

Thanks so much! Yours was the best video on how to sew a blindhem. I really was impressed that you showed a blindhem vs what a hem looks like w/straight stitch.

[@SuperMeat83]

Great explanation of the blind hem. My pant hem came undone and I've had my pants sitting on the sideline for a couple months now. I just fixed them up with your help thanks a lot.

[@seanelkins4530]

Well, guess I need to buy a blind stitch foot. Great video!

[@diannebozzy8988]

Thank you so much, I never could understand how to do this. Your video explained it so well! Thank you.

[@janetmoore1124]

You said it! This made more sense than any other instruction I've seen or read. And I love that he used quilting tools (mat, ruler and cutter) to do the job - Much more efficient!

[@oxmanagain]

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching, if you have any questions please feel free to ask.

[@pattygonzales9605]

Great job. Great teacher.

[@rick7972]

This guy can do it ALL.....Good for you, my friend!!👍👍

[@maxsavage8574]

Ikr! Awesome!

[@oxmanagain]

Thanks 👍

[@UR_behAviOr_iS_so_tch_hairband]

I really appreciate that you took time to post these sewing videos. I've watched hundreds of tutorials over the last 2 years and no one uses a Brother machine. This was amazingly helpful. Also the best and concise explanation of a blind hem stitch. Keep it up.

[@oxmanagain]

You are welcome and I appreciate the fact that you left a comment and watched my videos. If you ever have any questions feel free to ask and because of individuals like yourself encourages me to make more.

[@convenantcreations6017]

Good job. Simple video Thank you

[@saraaronzon4562]

Best video yet!

[@joseph-israel]

Man!!! You look good, JUST like me! I thought you were my brother! And on top of it your video IS CLEAR, I did not even finished watching that I learned 2 news good stuffs! SUBSCRIBING!

[@ednyc212]

Lookin sharp!! Thank you for sharing

[@oxmanagain]

Thanks for watching!

[@WildWorldProductionsTV]

Great instructions and enjoyed your cool personality!! Very helpful video. Thanks for sharing your info!

[@enjoydride1083]

Excellent video! Thank you for the lesson!

[@wolfpaul2010]

Fantastic clear video - thank you.

[@wondafaith8621]

Great job! That stitch surely made all the difference. Appreciate the lesson on the blind hem foot. Going to pull it out of my stash from now on. Your close up sewing made it look really easy. Thank you! PS. Crotch... you mean "IN SEAM" (that's sewing terms). Just messing with you... again great job! Keep doing those super sharp videos.

[@claudiajones9075]

It does look like a million bucks, you did a great job!

[@pablorbustamante2007]

Thanks for the tips ! Appreciate it .

[@darrinwagoner3025]

Great videos my man!

[@SandyInNaples]

Thank you! I subscribed to your channel because you have such a natural and clear way to instruct.

[@oxmanagain]

Thank you for your support and I appreciate you for leaving your comment.

[@veracrhova3261]

Milý Charles, velmi elegantní zkrácení nohavic. Krásná a přesná práce. Viděla jsem mnoho jiných videí o šití, ale tvoje jsou naprosto skvělá :-)

[@oxmanagain]

Ahoj Věra, Inspirovali jste mě, abych udělal více šicích videí. Vážím si toho, že se vám to líbilo. Díky za vaše laskavá slova a řekněte rodině, kterou jsem pozdravil. :-)

[@darknessfierce4209]

Great job on the video I like the comparison between the blind hem and the straight stitch I was doing that test today and I thought you know is there any advantage in going through all the steps, the blind hem has more stretch, and is less visible for sure

[@mjm-7418]

What is the brand of the marking pencil in this video? I am using a triangular chalk. I like your channel. Subbed.

[@laffy_giraffey]

This was really helpful! I am pretty short and so usually wear about 27-28 inseam. So this is very helpful. I have used blind hem on my machine before. And the cut of these pants don't have a lot of taper, but any advice if you have some slimmer fit pants/jeans that might need a bit of taper adjustment too?

[@darknessfierce4209]

If you need the altar for a taper, you wanna just piggyback onto the seams so if there’s a seam in their turn your pants inside out and run the angle to the cuff, mark it, and then sew that line Depending on how much you’re curving the pans, you may want to split it between the outer and inner seams

[@StrahaoftheRace]

I think a normal stitch would suit a pair of jeans. You need a good visible topstitch on jeans.

[@Digital2Francisco]

Thank you so much for this video. Great tutorial. I’m a total beginner, so I have a silly question: what’s the setup (which number) for the blind hem stitch on the machine?

[@oxmanagain]

Great question I should have put that in the video. The presser foot is r and the number I typed in is 10 or you can use 11 depending on the stretchiness of your fabric.

[@Digital2Francisco]

oxmanagain Thanks for the quick response. I appreciate it. 👍🏼

[@becca1270]

How your sewing machine better then mine without a needle threader..😂😂 jk.. I really appreciate your tutorials, you speak a sewing language I understand..(slow speed).. I mean I watch other tutorials and they’re good but they go so fast(show offs) ya kno..and I can’t with the rewind play and rewind again just to figure out what just happened..thanks

[@oxmanagain]

Thank you for watching and I appreciate your comment. If you what a specific sewing video just let me know.

[@becca1270]

Well you pretty much covered all my beginner basics..needles, stitches, and feet, I think I’m ready to do some serious sewing. So do you think it’s best if I like start freehand or go with patterns..if you say patterns then that’ll be the next tutorial I’d like to watch. Me looking at a pattern is like an owl looking at daylight.

[@oxmanagain]

I would assuming the pattern would be easier because they're going to come out perfect. Then, with your new confidence boost you will try bigger and better things.