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Add a natural frill to boring hems and edges!
Through aggravating trial-and-error with my sewing machine, I have accomplished the lettuce hem technique - and you can too. :] No special pressure foots required!
This technique may be annoying to achieve at first, but once you get the hang of it, you can't stop. XD This technique works great on hard to hem fabrics and fabrics that fray easily, like chiffon.
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You Will Need
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Step 1Adjust stitch options to the smallest zigzag stitch.
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Step 2Adjust stitch length to shortest length. I set mine between "0" and "1".
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Step 3Begin to sew right next to the edge of the fabric (if the fabric is fraying, begin sewing below the fray line, not on top of it). As you sew, stretch both sides of the fabric. The fabric will begin to frill.
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Step 4Snip away excess fray from the top.
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Step 5Make drab hems look frilly and girly.
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u helped
thanks a bunch