
Originally Posted by
Barb T.
The only difference between this one and the one that I use is that, for the upper stitch, I don't stitch through both thickness of fabric, only through one (i.e., it is over the edge of the folded piece, not *in* the folded piece).
If the herringbone stitch is done correctly, no one will know it is hemmed. I even took a hemmed kilt that was partially completed, no lining, belts, or buckles, and showed it around at a St Andrews meeting. No one even noticed that it was hemmed until I asked if they could tell it was hemmed. It really works well.
Good luck,
Wallace Catanach, Kiltmaker
A day without killting is like a day without sunshine.
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