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Posted by on April 20, 2009, 4:41 pm
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> james wrote:
> > Can invisible threads be used to sew blind hem? This way I only need one
> > "color".
> No, it's horrible thread and itchy. And nasty to sew with... Use a
> matching thread close to the composition of the fabric (Silk for silk,
> cotton for cotton for example).
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I agree with, Kate. Invisible thread tends to be very brittle too.
One good tug on a hem, and it would break. The best way to go is
thread that matches the fabric being hemmed.
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> "color".