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How To Create A Turnback Hem In CLO 3D

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Learn how to create a realistic turnback hem for trousers, sleeves or bottom openings of tops. Learn tips for making them look more real, as well as when to actually apply them.
00:00:08 Constructing the Hem (Pattern Editing & Folding)
00:03:15 Finishing the Hem (Topstitching & Puckering)
For a more in-depth lesson on topstitching or puckering go here: • Beginner's Guide to CL...
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25 авг 2024

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@tarbyte7112 Год назад

Useful tips on puckering. Good for drawcord hems

@gaylesmith898 Год назад

Awesome! Thanks!

@sadaine Год назад

10/10

@ides.studio Год назад

Thanks so much!

@grahamhiggins1816 8 месяцев назад

I want to recreate the hem or piece of trim fabric than runs around a loose top. Is it best to overlap and sew or to use a fold/hem technique.. is there a difference? Also, I have tried the hem fold technique and taken the mesh into a 3d program for higher Res render. The fold of the hem in my case a t-shirt neck, is low res. It has just one fold line for the curved hem edge.. can I increase the smoothness in Clo3D do you know?

@ides.studio 8 месяцев назад

For hems, especially in 3D, the rule would be only fold it back if it’s a straight edge. If it’s curved at all, make a pattern piece that is the same shape as your edge. (Don’t mirror it like in real life, make it identical). This is a good idea for a video. I’ll try to make you one if this doesn’t make sense.

@nusaibahibraheem4188 Год назад

For the belt loops, is it 1 layer of fabric thickened? or was it folded? Also did you thickened the pockets?

@ides.studio Год назад

Good question. I usually add rendering thickness to belt loops. That plus topstitching looks real, so I don’t bother with layers. I never thicken pockets usually, unless there’s an actual reinforced piece. But I always turn back the top hem on patch pockets, so that edge does look thick👍

@mariandleoni8725 4 месяца назад

Hi, how do I add a hem to a folded band such as a kimono finish line along the front?

@ides.studio 4 месяца назад

This method should work the same if the pattern edge is a straight line. But if the band is already folded, do you need a hem? Or is the band your finishing?