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Textiles and Garment Construction

            (d)  A very narrow machined hem: This             Feed fabric through the machine
                is worked effectively on light fabric        cutting off excess fabric before the
                and adds very little bulk to a garment.      edges roll.















            (e)  Rolled hem: This type of hem is
                 normally used on light or thin       (iii)   Hand stitching rolled hem: Push the
                 fabrics to produce a delicate edge         needle through the hem fold from the
                 with the raw edge tucked neatly.           front to the back, bring the needle
                 This can be done by a machine,             and the thread back to the front of
                 hand or overlocked. The following          the fabric, take a small horizontal
                 techniques can be used to make a           stitch from the garment, and pull the
                 rolled hem:                                thread loosely. Continue to roll the
                                                            edge of the hem with your thumb as
           (i)    Rolled hem foot: This can be done         you move along the hem.
                  by attaching a rolled hem presser
                  foot to the sewing machine, then
                  feed the fabric through the foot as
                  you stitch. Attach a desired width
                  rolled hem presser foot to the
                  machine. Feed the fabric through
                  the foot as you stitch.




















           (ii)   Overlocked hem: Set the machine
                  according to the rolled hem settings
                  tension.

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