How to hem knit fabric

Learn the best tips and tricks to help you know how to sew with knit fabric. It's easier than you might think even thought it may sound intimidating!

Smooth hems on knits can be tricky to achieve; with Jade we felt like we finally landed on a technique that REALLY worked (no curling; looks smooth, not stretched out...

This sewing tutorial will help you learn how to hem knit fabric with a serger or sewing machine. I’ve compiled my tried and true tips on hemming knits so that puckered hems and popped stitches are avoided

We all love to wear knit fabric but sewing knit fabric can be another matter. If you've ever tried it, you know it can be rife with problems because of its stretch. You may end up with stretched out wavy fabric, tunneling, or just fabric that doesn't stretch enough. This video tackles the issues found with hemming knit. We offer tips and tricks so your hems can turn out the best way possible. #sew #sewing #knit #knitfabric #diyfashion #garmentsewing #sewingclothes

Learn 5 different ways to sew a knit hem in this tutorial with video and written instructions

a photo and video tutotorial showing how to hem stretch fabric. Tons of options and details for creating perfect knit hems on stretch fabric.

When you are new to sewing with knit fabric, it might be a hassle to find a good way of finishing hems. Learn how to stabilize a knit hem with fusible tape.

Want to sew with knit fabric but don’t have a serger? No problem! Use these practical tips and tricks to help you sew knits like a pro. Discover how to work with stretch fabrics for beautiful results! | how to sew with knit fabric without a serger | how to sew jersey knit fabric | how to sew rib knit fabric | how to sew stretch knit fabric | tips for sewing with knits

Sewing knits and stretchy fabric beautifully is actually very easy, and this can all be done on a sewing machine. No serger required.

Today I'll show you how to sew knit fabric with a regular sewing machine! I only have regular sewing machine, so can I still sew knit? The answer is YES!