The Ultimate Guide To Hemming Your Lululemon Leggings (Ep. 6)
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2021
- Follow along as we perform a coverstitch using 5 threads on an industrial coverstitch machine to create the perfect hem for stretchy leggings.
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Thank you, this is what I needed
I always miss the edge
I never knew this kind of stitch and machine existed to use at home, I think I'll invest in one of those sewing machines.
I believe She's machine is industrial with a servo motor. Slays me how very quiet her machines are. Brother and Janome (prob same machine differently branded) are the only two that I know of that have this top cover stitch machine, CV3550 and 3000 respectively. They are both known for being persnickety. I'm waiting and watching. Maybe Juki will come out with a home unit.
Im trying to hem my leggings by hand need a easy sewing machine new subscriber
You made that look too easy! Lol. I only have a simple/regular, 2 thread (1 thread plus bobbin) sewing machine, could I achieve this with just a zigzag stitch? I’m not a sew-er but I want to try to hem my bootcut yoga pants as I’m tired of the bottoms dragging and getting wet.
did you ever test it out because i’d like to try and do the same
You cannot this is called a Coverstitch and requires a special machine, an option you have with your machine is to get a twin needle and do a straight line stitch. That's what I'm doing because a coverstitcher costs $1000+
@@fouada8656and is not even just a coverstitch machine but rather a more "exotic" top coverstitch. Only Brother and Janome make domestics and they are relatively new to the home market and known to be fussy/primadonnas
Try using twin needle
🙏🏾😁Tku,Shae are you using 3 needle & what are your settings to get that stitch on the inside please. 🎶🌹
Beautiful machine i am very new to sewing im only hand stitching any recommendations for beginner sewing machine please
Do they not get baggy at the ankle where you hem them?
Can you hem this type of pants on a regular sewing machine? If so, what stitch pattern and foot do you use?
Hi Shaelynn, did you not need to use an elastic thread for these so they are not tight at the hem? Trying to hem some stretchy leggings and am worried about the stitch popping/being tight when moving in the fabric.
Use a zig zag stitch.
Yes I'm wondering the same
@@amandaglidewell8451but yes zig zag using hem tape under is better to me
How did you fit the original hem from 3+ inches lower on a tapered leg into the smaller circumference of the jean leg?
I know almost nothing about sewing, though I have 2 lovely Brother machines--nothing fancy, but one is a pink vintage one. Can you tell me how and why you are using a triple needle foot and where I would get it. I just love this. Thank you so much.
This machine is actually not a traditional sewing machine, it’s called a Coverstitch machine and this foot and triple needle combination is a permanent set up for this style machine. To learn more about it I have a video called ‘How To Use A Coverstitch Machine’
What machine is this?
Can you show the stitch you used please? (I’m a beginner.)Also, did you use a special foot?
Hi Nicole, in this video we are using an industrial coverstitch machine which is not a traditional sewing machine. There are up to 3 needles and 5 threads on this particular machine. So its not about the foot type either, you won't be able to achieve this style of stitching on a normal straight stitch machine.
Hi Shaelynn, what kind of sewing machine did u use in this video and did u make your apron yourself? Do you use more than one type of sewing machines? If so what are you favorites?
Chuck, yes we use many different types of sewing machines. This one is called a 'coverstitch machine' and it has up to 3 needles and 2 loopers, it sort of a serger combined with a lockstitch but the stitch style 'chains' meaning it is good for stretch materials.
Good video but i would like more details on the settings such as what type stitch and can this be used on a babylock machine?
The truth is, the industrial machine I’m using in this video is not at all similar to any type of domestic. Unfortunately, the coverstitch machine is totally its own beast so I will likely need to do a separate video because it’s not about the settings or the brand type such as a babylock and has everything to do with the specific machine itself.
This is the closest I’ve got for now: How To Use a Coverstitch Sewing Machine
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Cool! But I don't have that nifty machine
Juki sells a home (domestic) version of this machine MCS 1500 and it works quite well!
What kind of stitch is that?
Its called a 'coverstitch' because it requires a coverstitching machine.