Hemming feet
Rolled hemmer feet, which fold and stitch a narrow double hem in one pass, in 2, 3, 4 and 6 mm widths; and blind-hem feet, with an adjustable guide that lets the zig-zag catch a single thread of the fold for an invisible hem on trousers and skirts. Hemmer feet are the most technique-dependent foot in the range — the fabric must be started into the scroll by hand — and they are sized to the hem width, so the 2 mm foot is for fine fabric and the 6 mm for shirting and linen.
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Accessory Kit Hem and Binder$51.30 -
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Compatible Blind Hem Foot for Janome / New Home 6000 – Blindhem Adjustable G (Compatible) Fits Janome 6000$25.40 -
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Brand part Hemmer Foot for EverSewn Sparrow 15, Sparrow 20 and Sparrow 25 – 15 20 25 Fits EverSewn Sparrow 15, Sparrow 20, Sparrow 25$17.86 -
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Both are listed by the models they fit; blind-hem feet in particular differ between 5 mm, 7 mm and 9 mm machines.
Frequently asked questions
Which hemmer width should I buy?
2 mm for chiffon and silk, 3 or 4 mm for cotton lawn and voile, 6 mm for shirting, linen and napkins.
Does the blind-hem foot work on any machine?
Only with a blind-hem stitch and the foot made for the machine's stitch width. The page names the models each foot fits.

