<p> Eithni’s Magic Veil Stitch Baroness Eithni ingen Talorgain, OL [email protected]</p><p>Eithni’s Magic Veil Stitch looks just like a normal rolled hem when finished. Step 1: Fold over the edge of the fabric just a little bit. Start with your thread coming out the top of the fold. Then, right below where the thread comes out and just below the fold, make a tiny stitch. Step 2: Next move over a tiny bit (1/4 inch) and make a tiny stitch through the top of the fold. Step 3: Repeat Steps 1 and 2. Your stitches should look like a row of Z’s or N’s with tiny stitches and lots of thread showing. Step 4 (not pictured): Stop after you have sewn about six stitches. Carefully pull on the thread, and the hem will roll itself, just like magic! The finished hem will only show the tiny little stitches. The long stitches all get rolled into the middle of the seam!</p><p>More of Eithni’s classes, including more on hand sewing, are available at: http://eithni.com/Library.htm</p><p>Eithni’s Magic Veil Stitch Baroness Eithni ingen Talorgain, OL [email protected]</p><p>Eithni’s Magic Veil Stitch looks just like a normal rolled hem when finished. Step 1: Fold over the edge of the fabric just a little bit. Start with your thread coming out the top of the fold. Then, right below where the thread comes out and just below the fold, make a tiny stitch. Step 2: Next move over a tiny bit (1/4 inch) and make a tiny stitch through the top of the fold. Step 3: Repeat Steps 1 and 2. Your stitches should look like a row of Z’s or N’s with tiny stitches and lots of thread showing. Step 4 (not pictured): Stop after you have sewn about six stitches. Carefully pull on the thread, and the hem will roll itself, just like magic! The finished hem will only show the tiny little stitches. The long stitches all get rolled into the middle of the seam!</p><p>More of Eithni’s classes, including more on hand sewing, are available at: http://eithni.com/Library.htm</p>