what is diffeence between cover hem and cover stitch
1044098
To my knowledge there is no difference. It's just a slightly different way of describing the same stitch: two rows of parallel stitching sewn on the top side of the garment. It's usually used to sew a hem.
1052241
Both? Lol they're stitched on but are a different material then the covers themselves.
2123840
Keep in mind amazon has a full refund policy. So after you see the cover , you can determine if this seam issue will be a problem.
568392
Since I don't know what kind of machine you have and what your blind hem stitch foot looks like, I would guess "no". This foot has a blade in the center to guide in an existing stich-ditch so that you line up your current line of stitches exactly on top. A blind hem stitch foot isn't designed for that purpose.
1693123
All four sides are stitched and very durable. The blend is wool and cotton. It's just like the blankets that were passed out while on board ship in the Navy.
475213
It's not a single stitch. The bags are well made and I haven't had a problem with any of the stitches fraying. I use them daily.
997135
It would appear to be there is no difference. Both look like the one I own. The blanket is of the best grade and quality I have ever seen, well worth the cost. It is 100% Wool, and 100% Quality. Will Keep you warm better than any blanket you own. Thanks.
515906
My experience is that the Distinctive a narrow Rolled Hem Foot is good for heming, but a bit of a challenge when turning corners where there's usually thickness of the fabric. Will a bit of practice and patience you might get it to work for you.
1605404
3 needles - the first and second are for serger and the third is when you switch to cover stitch feature.
132916
I haven't had any problems, however, I'm very careful when sewing with fabrics such as heavy denim, using extra caution when sewing over the multi-layered seams. The machine does not skip stitches and I am very happy with the quality of the stitching.
1874185
I have wondered about the same thing. On my quilt I am just using a primitive/running stitch with thicker thread, but it hasn't seemed to affect the other stitches.
1404302
I believe the stitching they are talking about is the clear sewing stitching around the edge of the comforter two inches from the edge (which is mine looks like). The blue decorative stitching in the middle is centered. I do have to say, I get compliments on my set, but it NEVER looks this smooth. Wrinkles easily.
2258063
Here's why you have different answers: They are inconsistent. The first time I ordered these - they did not have hems - they were are pictured and were great scarves... the second time they were flimsy scarves with hems that snag easily. I re-ordered to get more of the original scarves and was disappointed they sent something different.
2224416
Sorry, I don't use the "stitch and scan" feature, so I can't answer your question. Maybe another reviewer can.
1693125
I can't remember exactly if the stitching went all the way around but I believe it did. They seemed very durable. I'm not sure what the other 20% fiber content is. The blankets are in our fleet cars, so I don't have easy access to look at one. Hope this helps.
1433695
The difference between sewing and embroidery machine that sewing thread is more stronger and thicker. On the other hand, embroidery is very thin and thin. It is not a good idea to sew a project with embroidery thread, more likely the project will tear apart very soon. I will recommend to check polyester sewing thread. It will be good for any fabric and very strong.
390518
I'm not sure. I bought mine from Amazon to cover another product I purchased on Amazon.