When your hems have been prepared, you are ready to stitch the hem in place. There are several ways in which you can do this.Hemming by handHand blindstitch: Fold back the top edge of the hem. Take a tiny stitch in and out of the garment fabric. Take the next stitch 1/4" (6mm) away within the fold of the hem. Continue, keeping stitches small and 1/4" (6mm) apart. The stitches will be hidden between the layers of the
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Careful step-by-step pressing, combined with trimming, clipping, and grading, eliminates excess fabric thickness and creates a crisp, custom finish. The goal is to produce seams, darts, edges,and corners that are smooth flat, and thin.This cannot be achieved if all pressing is left until last or correct trimming, clipping, and grading methods are not used.Correct pressing opens and flattens seams, hems, and enclosed
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