Question about Brother CS10s

Yes you can -> then an excerpt from the user manual .

Blind stitches
Finish the bottom edges of skirts and trousers
trousers with a blind stitch.
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4 Fold the fabric back inwards along the basting seam.
inwards along the basting seam.
1 Back of fabric
2 Fabric front
3 Bottom edge of fabric
4 Desired length for hemming
hemming
5 5 mm (3/16 inch)
6 Staple
7 Stitching point
<Thick fabric>
<Normal fabric>
<Side view>
5 Fold the seam apart and place the fabric
fabric with the wrong side facing up.
1 Back of fabric
2 Front side of the fabric
3 Fabric edge
4 Desired hem edge
5 Stitching point
6 Staple
<Thick fabric>
<Normal fabric>
Insert the blind stitch foot "R".
7 Select a stitch.
* The stitches may differ depending on the machine model.
may differ. Check the stitch selection
on the machine body and then select the stitch number.
stitch number.
8 For the free arm function, remove the
accessory tray for the free arm function.
9 Select the
desired piece to sew
for sewing, make sure
make sure that the fabric
transported correctly
and start sewing.
start sewing.
10 Position the fabric with the edge of the folded hem
edge of the folded hem on the presser foot guide and
then slowly lower the presser foot lever.
Hem fold
Back of fabric Sewing foot guide
11 Adjust the stitch width so that the needle just covers the
edge of the pleat. (page 15)
Needle entry point
When changing the needle entry point, raise the needle
the needle and change the stitch width.
* To make a fine adjustment of the needle entry point
adjust the stitch width setting.
<Thick fabric> <Normal fabric>
Note
- Blind stitches cannot be sewn if
the left needle entry point does not catch the pleat.
catches the pleat. If the needle catches the pleat too strongly
the fabric cannot be unfolded and a very large and
and a very large and unsightly seam appears on the
seam will appear on the front of the fabric.
12 Sew with the hem edge on the presser foot guide.
13 Finish sewing when you have finished and adjust the needle
move the needle and presser foot upwards and
then pull the fabric under the presser foot towards the
towards the back of the machine.
Note
- After sewing, make sure to pull the fabric towards the
towards the back of the machine after sewing.
If you pull the fabric to the side or forwards
the presser foot may be damaged.
14 Remove the basting seam and turn the front of the fabric outwards.
the front of the fabric outwards.
Back of fabric Front of fabric

The machine does make blind stitches, but only with thicker fabrics. With thin fabrics, the stitches are no longer blind... you can see them.