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Hemming a garment with a three-thread overlock stitch on a serger is a straightforward process. Here’s a step-by-step guide to turn down hemming using a serger with a three-thread overlock:
Measure and Prepare the Hem:
Decide on the desired finished length of your garment and add a bit extra for the hem allowance (typically 1 inch or as needed).
Press the hem allowance to the inside of the garment. This creates a crease along which you will sew the hem.
Set Up Your Serger:
Switch your serger to the three-thread overlock stitch setting. Ensure you have the right needle and thread configuration for this stitch.
Adjust Tension and Stitch Length:
Test your stitch on a scrap piece of fabric to ensure the tension and stitch length are appropriate for your fabric and the look you want to achieve.
Align the Fabric:
Place the fabric under the serger foot with the raw edge aligned with the edge of the presser foot.
Start Serging:
Begin serging along the hemline, keeping the raw edge aligned with the edge of the presser foot. The knife on your serger will trim off excess fabric as you sew.
Guiding the Fabric:
As you sew, guide the fabric gently to maintain an even seam allowance. The serger will simultaneously finish the raw edge and stitch the hem in place.
Finish Seam:
Serge all the way around the hem, overlapping slightly at the starting point to secure the stitching.
Press the Hem:
Once serged, press the hem lightly with an iron to set the stitches and flatten the fabric.
Optional: Topstitch (if desired):
If you prefer a more polished look or if your fabric requires additional stabilization, you can topstitch the hem using a regular sewing machine.
Final Touches:
Trim any loose threads and give your garment a final press.
By following these steps, you can achieve a clean and professional-looking turned-down hem using a three-thread overlock stitch on a serger. Always practice on scrap fabric first to ensure you have the settings correct before working on your garment.

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