Cover stitch hem on Knits

This video is about Coverstitch hems in the round. How to create a thinner seam, sew a coverstitch hem and how to take all the threads to the back and come off the machine. It includes information on hem tapes and suggests some other options for hemming using coverstitch.

[@letsthinkagain]

Thank you for such clear, detailed explanations, step by step. Incredibly helpful!

[@gloriadelgado8003]

Thanks you for the nice détails

[@anitra7747]

Top notch instruction! Thank you for sharing!

[@pamhill4097]

Thank you, thank you, thank you

[@barb2220]

So nice seeing you again tonight. Loved this presentation.

[@deborahcanham2618]

Thanks for coming

[@vickijeanne9958]

Just came across your channel, Love your colorful background and things you've made!!!

[@susie4248]

Great tips and demonstration. I especially liked your method of using the hem for a "Hump Jumper"

[@missteye1]

Hi Deb, hope Richard is doing much better. You look great.

[@breynolds61]

Thanks Deb - good video. I haven't lifted the foot to release the threads before I cut the them, but I've noticed some tension so I will use your method. Thanks

[@Karen-bj7lc]

Thank you.

[@victoriaconstantine-cort3091]

xXX,👍👍👍

[@deawallace3584]

Sure enjoy your info. Please use a light-colored solid fabric with dark thread for your demos.Cannot really see your stitching on this purple print.

[@kathyteague829]

Love all this information! One question, please. I am altering a pair of knit pants for my mom. I took off the overlocked elastic because the pants were about 4” too big in the waist. I overlocked the elastic onto the pants like you showed in one of your videos. I thought I would cover lock the elastic back down on the pants instead of sewing or zigzagging it as you suggested. Is that a good option option? Thank you!

[@deborahcanham2618]

Yes you can certainly do that.