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Sewing a Rolled Hem / Pin Hem 

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Learn how to sew a narrow rolled hem (pin hem) on a sewing machine without a rolled hem foot. This is my preferred method of sewing a rolled hem, which I promise will provide professional looking results! Perfect for use on lightweight fabrics, such as silk.
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Комментарии : 366   
@FranktheDachshund
@FranktheDachshund 4 года назад
I am not sure how you are able to remain polite to some of the viewer's comments. People should be able to understand that not every one has a rolled hem foot or the skill to keep their stitching perfectly straight or even fully understand what is going on in creating a seam. You are offering a well thought out method for all levels of sewing. This method is simple and nearly foolproof. As my old gaffer used to say if you don't have something nice to say, pack it in your pipe and hit the road.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you very much for your lovely message. I try and stay polite because I want people to realise there is someone (me) reading the comments they write. I think too often people feel able to write a message on social media that they would never say to someone's face! I want people to understand that there is someone behind the videos; I made the best video that I could at that particular time, spending my time and energy doing so. Users at home are able to follow along and learn something (if they wish) for free. 💖 I realise that my video won't work for everyone. Hopefully my reply makes people realise that there is a person receiving the comment they write. Thank you for your support, I totally agree. ⭐️
@stefaniedoloreux1044
@stefaniedoloreux1044 8 лет назад
Of all the youtubers with sewing tutorials you are my favorite! Very clear, concise, no nonsense and beautiful finishing always!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Wow Stefanie, that is so very kind of you. I am really pleased that enjoyed my tutorial and found it to be helpful. Thank you and good luck with your sewing. Aneka x
@alantaylor6691
@alantaylor6691 6 лет назад
I agree.
@bittersweet2151
@bittersweet2151 4 года назад
Lol no nonsense for sure
@annas.5894
@annas.5894 4 года назад
I so agree. So helpful and informative as well as a pleasure to watch.
@yellowgerbie
@yellowgerbie 3 года назад
I agree! And best video production!
@paraboo8994
@paraboo8994 4 года назад
Your tutorials are INVALUABLE! In the last week alone I must have come back to half a dozen of your videos to refresh my knowledge and make sure I was doing things right. Thank you so much for all the time and effort you put into these ❤
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you so much for such a lovely message. Glad I could help. Aneka
@lindamore7374
@lindamore7374 3 года назад
Thank you - love your clear, concise tutorials - you’re an enormous help to all us learn at home beginner sewers.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you so much!
@kimberlynorton
@kimberlynorton 8 лет назад
Thank you so much for using a cotton print that clearly shows the wrong side vs the right side of the fabric. Also thank you for doing the video!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
+Kimberly Norton Really pleased you enjoyed it and found it useful! x
@ffishfinger
@ffishfinger 3 года назад
thank you! love your videos, so visually uncluttered, you enunciate so clearly and don't assume the viewer innately knows important bits of information. as a newbie to sewing I'm learning in a very erratic way, usually searching for a specific thing and slowly building up knowledge and skills that will hopefully become more cohesive over time, and your videos are always the clearers and always the ones that I end up referring to.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you so much. I'm very pleased that you are finding them useful for your sewing journey.
@weldorman8495
@weldorman8495 3 года назад
What do you mean "learning in an erratic way"? Makes complete sense to me, since I'm doing it just like you!
@kathyquantrill8137
@kathyquantrill8137 4 года назад
I have to take up a hem on a bridesmaid dress and didn’t quite know how to tackle it. It’s great that you clearly explained how to do the measuring bit. Thank you.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thanks so much Kathy. Really pleased I could help. Aneka
@crazyloon202
@crazyloon202 5 лет назад
Thanks for the tutorial! This looks so much better than my results from the rolled hem foot, which is about as reliable as a chocolate teapot.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Amazing, so pleased! Aneka
@skygal2010
@skygal2010 20 дней назад
thank you for this tutorial, the instructions were clear and concise. I finished my garment with a great-looking rolled hem.
@sarahlawhun8989
@sarahlawhun8989 3 года назад
Your videos are SO helpful and easy to understand. I'm a new sewer and wanted to make a 1750s reproduction costume but I only have a basic sewing machine.. This video and your others so clearly explained different hems to me and I have already grown so much as a seamstress. Thank you for what you do!!!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you for taking the time to write such a lovely response Sarah. Thank you. Aneka xx
@ozicats
@ozicats 4 месяца назад
Thank you so much for this. I just used your method to hem a rayon blouse that would have stretched around the bottom, but this way the first row of stitches kept it in shape. The end result is really nice.
@aliciafigueroa3905
@aliciafigueroa3905 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much Anika! After all these years of following you, your sewing tutorials are still the best!❤🎉
@isheeka2465
@isheeka2465 4 года назад
This is such a neat and foolproof way to sew a rolled hem! Will be doing this from now on. Thanks for a great video.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thanks so much. Glad you liked it. 🙏
@carolinesroadhouse
@carolinesroadhouse 8 лет назад
This was a wonderful tutorial and perfectly presented the technique I was needing to learn. Thank you!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Wow, thank you for such a lovely comment. Really pleased you enjoyed it. Aneka :-))
@SarahHoulihan
@SarahHoulihan Месяц назад
I just sewed my first rolled hem after watching this tutorial, and it turned out beautifully. Thank you very much for being clear and concise with the steps for this skill.
@AEmamdee1757
@AEmamdee1757 5 лет назад
Thank you for the video, I use my rolled hem foot quite a lot it just takes practice, on light fabrics sew it over again and you'll get the same results with one row of stitching on the right side. Keep up your good work.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you for your opinion, this is great to hear. Aneka :-))
@478vivi
@478vivi 6 лет назад
Merci pour vos vidéos de qualité professionnelles et pédagogiques.Je ne parle pas bien l'anglais ,mais grâce à vos explications très claires je comprends et fait des progrès en anglais.....
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you SO much. So pleased. Aneka x
@tex1622
@tex1622 4 года назад
You're a fantastic teacher, thanks a million! Indeed, as a first time sewist (and now a complete obsessive), you have helped bring my sewing along in leaps and bounds.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you. 💖
@CdnLisa1984
@CdnLisa1984 8 лет назад
Thank you! This video helped me tremendously with sewing my first prom dress made of chiffon for a friends daughter :)
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Hi Lisa, That is great news I am so pleased I could help. Amazing that you are sewing a prom dress, do you have a picture? I would love to see what you made. Once again I am really pleased I could help and good luck with all of your sewing projects! Aneka x
@fallgirl07
@fallgirl07 5 лет назад
Thank you so much! I have tried to use that rolled hem foot so many times and I just can't get it. This will take a bit longer but it definitely will work!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 5 лет назад
Pleased I could help. x
@ascharler
@ascharler 8 лет назад
Thanks for this tutorial! I find myself using this technique all the time. It's easy and it turns out great.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
+ascharler Really pleased you enjoyed the tutorial. It is a great way to hem lightweight fabrics with a beautiful finish. Thank you and good luck with your sewing.
@suzyh1399
@suzyh1399 9 месяцев назад
I have used your method quite a few times on the unfinished end of saris my lovely Indian friend brings home to her home in USA after visiting her parents and inlaws in India. Your method is wonderful!
@cherrycola-
@cherrycola- 2 года назад
Thank you very much, Im a beginner in sewing and I don't have a rolled hem foot or a serger. I felt they was no other way of having a nice finish on my projects. This was extremely helpful, I will definetly be trying this method. You are wonderful !
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Really glad you could learn this method. Best wishes.
@zamzamadb5980
@zamzamadb5980 7 лет назад
I've always struggled with hemming lightweight fabrics but not anymore. This is an excellent tutorial. Thank you so much :-)
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Bless you, that is very kind of you. SO pleased I could help. Thank you. Aneka :-))
@jacobgray2866
@jacobgray2866 Год назад
I love it!! I have a rolled foot but I struggle with it so much. This provided me a way to achieve that hem and make deadlines.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew Год назад
You are so welcome! I agree, it does make a nice easy finish.
@mrbutton4759
@mrbutton4759 7 лет назад
Until now I would have used the rolled hem foot. I know it isn't perfect as the hem can 'wander' a bit especially with the finer fabrics. I will now try using your technique, which looks foolproof - and will probably produce a better finish. BTW, very clear instructions!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
I am very pleased that you enjoyed the tutorial. There is nothing wrong with the rolled hem foot (some machines are better than others) this is just my preferred method for a fool proof method. Good luck. Aneka
@Hypegreene05
@Hypegreene05 7 лет назад
I just finished you video on a French seamed armhole before I found this one. Both of these were perfect and very informative especially because I am about to seam a bias cut silk charmeuse gown with sleeves. Thank you for these videos.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Hypegreene05 thank you so much for your lovely message. So pleased I could help. Good luck with your gown, it sounds amazing. Thank you! Aneka x
@g.leegander
@g.leegander 6 лет назад
Thank you Aneka! Short, but very needful, and simply and clearly helpful!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you. Aneka
@elaine58100
@elaine58100 6 лет назад
This is amazing, you make everything so clear and easy to understand. I have never done a rolled hem even though I have a rolled hem foot - been a bit nervous of trying it - however this method is the method I will choose to do a rolled hem when I need to Thank you :)
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Elaine Rennie wow, what lovely feedback. So pleased that I could help you and good luck with the rolled hem. Thank you. Aneka x
@kielyaitken1765
@kielyaitken1765 6 лет назад
SO much better than trying to use a rolled hem foot! Never again will I try to get that thing to work. This technique is a time saver and a SURE way to get a perfect rolled hem! Thank you sooooooo much! Great precise video!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thanks so much, really pleased I could help Kiely. Aneka x
@sonatawinchester5951
@sonatawinchester5951 3 года назад
Thank you so much for this! Simple, not fussy and everything in only five minutes? Winner winner chicken dinner!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you! I'm pleased you found it helpful.
@lynnecarville1
@lynnecarville1 4 года назад
I have learnt more from you than any other tutorial . Thank You Anika x
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thanks so much Lynne. Aneka xx
@joanneblair2087
@joanneblair2087 5 лет назад
I have tried and tried to use a rolled hem foot. This tutorial is excellent. Thank you.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thanks Joanne.
@heidiluotolahti4305
@heidiluotolahti4305 3 года назад
I have used this method without ironing to all my hems after seeing this. Great. With ironing it would be even narrower. Thank you. Great hem.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
You're welcome!
@ScusiBella
@ScusiBella 4 года назад
This was so helpful! So clear and concise. I don’t have a rolled hem foot, and this is a great alternative! I’m working on a bodice that’s uses bias tape to finish the neckline - not my favorite - so this will be very helpful to achieve the end result I’m going for. Thanks for posting!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you. I'm so pleased that you have found it helpful.
@liezelvs
@liezelvs Год назад
Best ever! I hope you come back you’re truly gifted and helping us all ❤
@reneemeyers6251
@reneemeyers6251 5 лет назад
Thank you. I paid a lot of money for a rolled hem foot and can't use it. This is so much better
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 5 лет назад
So pleased I could help. Aneka
@lawrencejlittle
@lawrencejlittle 2 года назад
Years ago my father took my calculator away and told before I use it I should try learning to calculate without it. This would help me establish a better understanding of math and how to use this knowledge. I am finding the same applies to sewing. There are many “tools” designed to save time or increase expertise and outcome. But all too often one finds their attempts to use them unsuccessful. Because they don’t have a basic knowledge of how to accomplish the task without them and soon they are seen as a hindrance, a progress stopper. I was this person and when I first came across this video I quickly ignored it thinking it was too “outdated” and that the modern approach using specific presser feet for this task would turn out better. Boy was wrong. So I had to humbly return like a dog with his tail between his legs and strictly follow your instructions. I am truly every so grateful to you because I found I am now able to execute this task better and better with each practice session. Now I feel more confident and comfortable Thanks again!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Thank you Lawrence. I am so glad that I could help you. Your father was right! Sometimes you need to understand the skill first. Good luck with your project. Aneka
@carolineemy5936
@carolineemy5936 7 лет назад
I love your channel! I learn a lot from you esp that you use a contrasting colors (from front & back side) of the fabrics & threads. It really makes a difference for the viewers. It's very pleasing to the eye that you're so gorgeous and added to that, very talented! Keep up the good work! Thank you for sharing your knowledge to all of us!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Hi Caroline, thank you for your lovely comment. You have made my day :-)). I am so pleased that you enjoy my channel, style of videos and teaching. It means so much to me. Thank you for taking the time to write something. Wishing you all the best with your sewing, Aneka xx
@mrsthomsonsvideos450
@mrsthomsonsvideos450 5 лет назад
This is a great tutorial and will be very helpful to me. Thank you.
@Freebird-1122
@Freebird-1122 3 года назад
Thank you for this concise, easy to follow tutorial! I’m no longer in a hurry to buy a serger. ☺️
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
@YahuahLives
@YahuahLives 2 года назад
This is a GREAT technique especially when it comes to hemming those lightweight bridesmaid dresses!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Yes! Thanks for sharing Mary. Totally agree.
@anngamula2602
@anngamula2602 8 лет назад
☺ Good videos, interesting & easy to understand, I am LEFT handed, and u film so clearly I am able to easily convert ur instructions. Thank You ☺
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Wow Ann, I am so pleased that you find my tutorials clear and easy to understand for sewing left handed. Thank you for taking the time to write such a lovely comment. :-))
@cynthiavos3991
@cynthiavos3991 4 года назад
This helps so much, I'm a beginner and could not make a nice rolled hem, I even tried a foot and that failed miserably
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
So pleased I could help. It makes the process much easier this method. 👍🥰
@favsforme5770
@favsforme5770 4 года назад
Excellent tutorial
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you so much. I'm glad that you enjoyed it.
@drivermax8713
@drivermax8713 7 лет назад
I love this method!! I have always pressed and sewed, i never thought about doing that initial line of stitching. I cant wait to try this method.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Hi Marrisa, so pleased that you like the method, I wish you all the best with it and let me know how you get on. Good luck, Aneka :-))
@drivermax8713
@drivermax8713 7 лет назад
I used this method today doing a hem on a chiffom dress. I love it, i will definently be using it on future projects.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Oh I am so pleased that it worked for you Marrisa, thank you for sharing. Aneka x
@tehja
@tehja 3 года назад
This was explained clearly and perfectly. Thank you so much!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
I'm so pleased that you found it helpful. Thank you.
@ksannini9128
@ksannini9128 6 лет назад
Fabulous so clear! Thank you xx
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you xx
@blessedfavored658
@blessedfavored658 5 лет назад
Excellent teaching.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you. Aneka 🙏
@adasmart3095
@adasmart3095 6 лет назад
I love your tutorials. they are very precise and clear. thank you
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you so much. Really pleased I could help. Aneka x
@maryc3808
@maryc3808 3 года назад
Thank you! I was in a pinch without a "special" foot to do a rolled hem. This worked perfectly.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Glad it helped!
@tamielizabethallaway2413
@tamielizabethallaway2413 6 лет назад
Ok I've been watching gazillions of tutorials about sewing... All of the ones I like I subscribe to. I watch videos on and off throughout the day every day, often whilst sewing or doing some other crafting... I don't focus too hard, because I watch so many my head would be scrambled taking it all in! I kind of just let it wash over me and by the time I've watched a few videos from different RU-vidrs, showing the same idea or technique, it suddenly clicks into place in an "Aha! Got it!" moment. So doing my usual scrolling and clicking suggested videos, I came across this one. I have a rolled hem foot...not actually christened it yet... (Despite owning it over a year!!!) because it scares me! Probably due to the fact rolled hems tend to be used on lightweight gauzy fabrics which also scare the crap out of me because my machine always eats them! I've just seen another lady show a brilliant tutorial on getting perfect results with a rolled hem foot... Had my epiphany AHA moment lol, and also saw another lady using a piece of paper under lightweight fabrics to feed them through at the beginning so the machine doesn't chew them up... Not quite an AHA moment, as I need to watch more tutorials on this, to really learn as much as I can and as many troubleshooting tips as possible. So then what to do if you want a teeny tiny hem but don't want it literally rolled up like a worm shape??? A non bulk simple hem that doesn't look heavy or curled? THIS! That's what you do! THIS video right here! Explained in detail yet straight to the point! Close up camera work and clear concise instructions! No extra waffling on about life, or what you did yesterday, or pushing your cat out of the camera's way, or how much you love us all and need to hit like-share-subscribe and God bless us all and have a lovely day! No excess blah blah blah to detract from the learning! Just simple AHA explanation in ONE VIDEO! So some people have moaned it's too long a process... No it's not, not for the end result which looks totally different to a rolled hem foot rolled hem! Rolled hems look great on flouncier fabrics in my opinion, on ruffles and tutus and chiffons etc! This would be perfect for a neater straight hem on a shift dress or pencil skirt etc. They are 2 different looks! This way looks more tailored and formal. I love how the hem is almost flat as well with barely no visible tuck under! Soooo of course being so impressed I had to subscribe! If all your videos are this informative and direct I'm gonna learn tons! I hope you've done a machine munching video... I will look... And if you haven't could you please consider doing one? Troubleshooting in general actually, because it always makes me feel so defeated when I don't know what it is I'm doing wrong or how to fix it! 😵 Anyway love this video and literally gonna go use this hem to finish off a dress for my granddaughter, as I think it will suit the dress better than a rolled hem foot rolled hem! 😁😁😁😁😁
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Wow, thank you for taking the time to right such a lovely message. I am so pleased that you like my style of teaching and the tutorials. I personally use this on all fabrics, including find silks, because the hem is so small it is almost invisible and I find you get less of the dragging lines on the hem, that the standard rolled hem gives. What I mean by these is lines or creases at an angle, if you are doing a rolled hem on a hem with some bias, this happens really easily because the foot isn't rolling the hem perfectly parallel. I hope that makes sense? Anyway I have a trouble shooting video coming soon too. Aneka x
@tamielizabethallaway2413
@tamielizabethallaway2413 6 лет назад
Made to Sew well I shall be sure to look out for that video! Yes I know exactly what you mean by a crinkled diagonal line hem! Like it's been smooshed over by a two year old! Not flat like a piece of paper would look rolled up crisply and tube like with no warping! You start it neatly rolled one end and by the other end there's a triangular excess poke sticking out where it's stretched along the way! More like a cone shape than an even tube with a blunt end! I think that's why so many clothes made that way look like the hem is straight at the beginning then become curved downwards and longer. I've actually cut shop bought hems off that look like that because at the side seams it's neat and the right length but it's longer at the centre back and front and also thicker. I don't have a serger but when you come to the end of a serged line you have that plaited string of cotton at the end... I often think rolled hem foot rolled hems look like that tail end of serging.... More cotton than fabric! It's why I have never actually used my rolled hem foot, because I'd look at it and think I did something wrong... Like surely the end result should look more neat and less "stitched"... Does that make sense? They're not hemmed so much as they are more like cotton-wrapped....cocooned into submission! Plus they still sometimes have raw ends poking out especially after a few washes! Oh the joys of trying to describe a visual with only typed words and no body language or facial expressions or hand gestures to help you! Lol!!!! 😂😂😂
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Ha ha! This was wonderful to read. Thank you. I completely agree and do understand... really pleased I could help with this video. Good luck with it! Aneka x
@tamielizabethallaway2413
@tamielizabethallaway2413 6 лет назад
Oooh here's a visual for you.... I don't know why this sprang to mind lol.... Like a larger lady squeezing untoned legs into fishnet tights! That's what I think rolled hem foot rolled hems often look like! Like it wants to burst out at any moment but it has so much thread bundled round it, it can't escape.... Not all in one piece anyway! Doesn't stop lumpy bits poking out unevenly between the threads however.... You see boho bracelets made that way, a strip of torn fabric that's been wrapped around with thong or chain etc to make a loose type of rope.... Which looks great on boho bracelets.... or boho clothing in general..... Not so good as a posh elegant formal dress hem..... On layers of chiffon or silk....
@tamielizabethallaway2413
@tamielizabethallaway2413 6 лет назад
I'll shut up now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@LauraWood-ve8cb
@LauraWood-ve8cb 2 месяца назад
Fab video. Yes shame but in a garment but I’m going to use this method instead of the fiddly roll presser foot!
@rigger444
@rigger444 4 года назад
Thank you so very much saved me hours of pinning I,m a beginner and this really helped to hem a frock
@rigger444
@rigger444 4 года назад
Oh and yes your my favorite online sewing teacher
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thanks so much Karl. So pleased I could help. Aneka :-))
@jobischwartz8934
@jobischwartz8934 7 лет назад
I enjoy and learn from all of your tutorials. Thank you
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Jobi Schwartz Hi Jobi, so pleased you enjoy them! Thank you! Aneka :-))
@lucillewong3721
@lucillewong3721 5 лет назад
This is sùper neat!thank you aneka!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 5 лет назад
Thank you. x
@SusanLS08
@SusanLS08 5 лет назад
Awesome. I’m impressed.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you.
@ruthmichael4447
@ruthmichael4447 2 года назад
You always give such clear instructions. Many thanks as always. 🙇‍♀️✂️
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Thanks so much Ruth. Aneka x
@minitorestrepo7233
@minitorestrepo7233 6 лет назад
Wonderful tutorial!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you. Aneka x
@solarielee7540
@solarielee7540 6 лет назад
Thank you for this video. God bless
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you. Aneka
@Becsarb
@Becsarb 4 года назад
I love all of your tutorials! I wish I would have discovered them sooner!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you so much. I'm pleased that you find them helpful.
@sarahnaomi23
@sarahnaomi23 3 года назад
Your videos are SO helpful and clear. Thank you so much.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
You are so welcome!
@Joannewithane
@Joannewithane 5 лет назад
This is a fabulous technique. Thanks
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you.
@abenamingles2184
@abenamingles2184 3 года назад
I love you so much, your channel has been so helpful to me and I can't thank you enough ❤️
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm very pleased to help.
@nancyjordahl6371
@nancyjordahl6371 4 года назад
Thank you so much! So simple and easy the way you teach it. I don’t have a hem foot, so other tutorials don’t apply.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
So pleased you found it helpful. Thank you.
@pavanikarthigesu2153
@pavanikarthigesu2153 8 лет назад
awesome
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
+Pavani Karthigesu Really pleased I could help! :-))
@lindalardner3745
@lindalardner3745 3 года назад
I absolutely adore this method as I was struggling with my rolled hem foot. I need more practice obviously so this method you demonstrated has worked for me . Thank you so much
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you! I'm so pleased that it helped and you had success.
@lindalardner3745
@lindalardner3745 3 года назад
@@MadetoSew I have now made 2 school summer skirts for my granddaughters using this hem method and just love it!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
@@lindalardner3745 that’s wonderful. So pleased I could help. ❤️
@Hertog_von_Berkshire
@Hertog_von_Berkshire 8 лет назад
That must be the scariest iron this side of the Urals!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Ha ha it is pretty powerful! :-))
@terriharrigan891
@terriharrigan891 3 года назад
Thank you. Such a great teacher .😊
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you! 😃
@antoniarobinson7688
@antoniarobinson7688 3 года назад
Thank you for this vid! Also, I just love the type of iron you used and the pressing noise they make. :)
@favouritetutorials1
@favouritetutorials1 3 года назад
Another great tutorial, thankyou
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you.
@roxananicholson6680
@roxananicholson6680 5 лет назад
I like how you teach, Very helpful, Roxana
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thanks Roxana.
@jean2852
@jean2852 Год назад
I did it! Thank you for all of your videos.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew Год назад
Thanks Jean
@annbrown3769
@annbrown3769 2 года назад
Very good way to do it. I loved it
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Thank you Ann.
@440jasmine
@440jasmine 3 года назад
Fantastic tutorial! Brief and to the point!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you. I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
@kazkav9841
@kazkav9841 2 года назад
This is brilliant. It works!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Yes! Great to hear.
@anastasiachery5874
@anastasiachery5874 Год назад
This was perfect thank you so much 😊😊
@TatteredEdgesDesign
@TatteredEdgesDesign 2 года назад
Very helpful-- just what I was looking for. Thank you!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@buddy77587
@buddy77587 Год назад
That is absolutely gorgeous thank you so very much
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew Год назад
Pleasure
@joannet.9704
@joannet.9704 2 года назад
Thank you, so clear and to the point. Will definitely give this ago.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
Thank you.
@sarahcameron7797
@sarahcameron7797 4 года назад
Thank you so much for this video! It was so helpful.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
I'm so pleased that you found it helpful. Thank you.
@reneebay2006
@reneebay2006 5 лет назад
This was a fantastic tutorial
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you Irene.
@dazzlemepink16
@dazzlemepink16 7 лет назад
Loved your video! Very helpful. I am wondering, would you follow the same steps for every corner of the fabric of making a scarf?
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
lifeaslafleur oh thank you so much. Yes of course you can. I do this quite often when I have bits of fabric I love too much to make into anything. Simply complete along all four edges, do each individually and it will be perfect. Good luck! Aneka
@dazzlemepink16
@dazzlemepink16 7 лет назад
Made To Sew thankyou so much Aneka!
@Syngeman
@Syngeman Год назад
Perfect for bandanas ! Now to learn about corners .
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew Год назад
Yes! Corners are quite similar you can do the same stitch across the second side to create the corner. You will just need to trim some bulk from the first rolled hem as you form the corner.
@afernando689
@afernando689 2 года назад
Thank you
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 2 года назад
You're welcome
@yellowgerbie
@yellowgerbie 4 года назад
Thank you Aneka! Do the three rows of stitching add any noticeable bulk, though, especially if you're using this on lightweight fabrics?
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
I don’t think they really add any bulk. No more than a general double fold hem. I usually use this on silks and lightweight fabrics anyway. Glad it helped. Aneka
@djorges
@djorges 8 лет назад
Hi there, great video and thanks... I'm guessing that a rolled hem would work great for a dress or skirt but what about for pants. Would I use the same idea?
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Hi +Duane Jorges I wouldn't recommend the rolled hem for trousers. Unless they are a lightweight fabric and potentially a wide leg. The majority of the time trousers need a larger hem to let them hang well. Most of the time I would work with a larger hem (between 5/8" (1.5cm) and 1 1/2" (4cm)) and complete a machine or hand stitch (herringbone or slipstitch) around the bottom of the hem. I will try and add it onto our tutorial list to help! Thanks Aneka
@tigerbutterfly7784
@tigerbutterfly7784 6 лет назад
Thanks, great video! :D
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you
@sindhubk6797
@sindhubk6797 3 года назад
I have been looking for something like this. Thank you 💙
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Glad it was helpful!
@amanyalnahas
@amanyalnahas 3 года назад
Thank you, great video
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Thank you, I'm pleased you found it helpful.
@aquilla.b
@aquilla.b 5 лет назад
Thanx .... does this method work on a circular hem too?
@judystanford6858
@judystanford6858 4 года назад
Very nice, thank you
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Thank you Judy.
@exckest5879
@exckest5879 8 лет назад
thank you so much for this video, I was looking for that for long time God bless you
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Really pleased you enjoyed it and I could help. Thank you!
@exckest5879
@exckest5879 8 лет назад
Thank u
@domm1341
@domm1341 7 лет назад
Very well made video tutorials! Thank you for taking the time to make them. Any suggestions as regards suitable sewing machines for a novice such as myself?
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Hi Dominic, thank you for your lovely comment. The sewing machines I use for my in person classes and in the videos is a Husqvarna Emerald 116 or 118. I find them to be very good basic sewing machines, I would sew things for a paying customer on them. I would aim to purchase a sewing machine that has a separate width and length function. This will allow you to move the position of the needle in a straight stitch. Some machines will create a zigzag stitch the moment you use the width function, but allowing you to move the needle in a straight stitch will help with accuracy issues. It does depend on your budget. I personally like the Presser Feet on the Husqvarna (see my Presser Feet tutorial) but if you have the budget and want the 'best' sewing machine I would suggest Bernina! I hope this helps a bit? Thanks, Aneka
@domm1341
@domm1341 7 лет назад
Made To Sew Aneka - Thanks very much for the speedy reply. Very helpful!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Happy to help! Aneka
@orcamum
@orcamum 7 лет назад
I watched it twice and read all comments in order to understand why the first row of stitching on flat fabric is necessary and yes I found the explanation. However I still don't understand why you said that stitch length should dicrease even more if the fabric is flimsier.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
orcamum Hi, really pleased you have found the tutorial and comments have answered most of your questions. I am sorry that the stitch length isn't clear. The general rule is that lighter fabrics such as silk need a smaller stitch length, heavier fabrics require a larger stitch length. However in terms of applying the rule it really does depend on the individual fabric I am working with, most of the time I will stitch silk with a standard stitch length and not have a problem. However the rule of using a smaller stitch length can be useful to eliminate puckers on lightweight fabrics if you are getting them? Does this clear up your question? I personally change down to the smaller stitch length if I feel I need not, not automatically. I hope this helps. Thank you, Aneka
@orcamum
@orcamum 7 лет назад
Thanks so much for the speedy reply! Yes I know that flimsy fabric needs shorter stitches generally but in this case where the first stitching line is done on single layer for marking purposes only couldn't it be longer?
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
orcamum no problem :-)). It will just be down to the individual fabric and how that is performing on your machine. Unfortunately the first row is the one that might need to be smaller, because you will be sewing the fabric as a single layer. Once the fabric has been folded you might find it performs better though the sewing machine and the smaller stitch is no longer required. Basically you only need to use the smaller stitch length if you think your fabric is puckering too much. I was hemming a silk chiffon skirt last week and I used a smaller stitch length as the machine I was using (my new machine, I am still learning how it performs) worked better with a smaller stitch length. I was able to increase this for the other rows of stitching. Does that help?
@orcamum
@orcamum 7 лет назад
Absolutely! Let me tell you once more that you are born a teacher. You are the only person who has even thought of teaching pinning! I'm far from beginner but I enjoyed watching even that!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Bless you, that is such a lovely thing to say. Thank you very much. I am so pleased I could help and I do hope I have cleared up the issue. Thank you, Aneka
@ShirinDelsooz
@ShirinDelsooz 8 лет назад
Thank you for another great video. I was wondering how to do hems without the raw edges exposed, just like store bought garments. Would you fold over again and sew? Does this involve a serger? Thanks again!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
Hi +Shirin Delsooz thank you so much, I am so pleased you enjoyed it. With regard to standard hems you find on the high street, some of these would have been overlocked and then either stitched on top of the overlocking to create 1 row of stitching on the right side. If you don't have an overlocker (serger) it doesn't matter you will have to turn the edge under and then stitch near the edge of the fold to produce 1 row on the right side. Depending on the fabric and the project you might want to press the hem up 3/4" (2cm) and then again 3/4" (2cm), so the amount you press under is the same as the finished hem. Otherwise you can just press under a small amount say 1/4" (5mm) and then the size of the hem you require. I hope this makes sense, there are so many options it just depends on the project and the fabric! Good luck with your sewing!
@ShirinDelsooz
@ShirinDelsooz 8 лет назад
+Made To Sew Thanks for this detailed answer, this is exactly what I needed to know : ) I hope it will be in a video as a part 2 to hems someday!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 8 лет назад
+Shirin Delsooz of course it is on my to-do list! So pleased I could help!
@elinevanloon1424
@elinevanloon1424 3 года назад
Very helpful!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 3 года назад
Glad you think so!
@boyu5445
@boyu5445 6 лет назад
Great video! Very very useful!
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 6 лет назад
Thank you, Aneka
@annas.5894
@annas.5894 4 года назад
This looks lovely and so doable. Thank you! Would this also be appropriate to use to finish inside seams (in the absence of an overlocker)? It seems that it would make a pretty and secure finish.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
Hi Anna, yes you can do something similar for inside seams, either just turning once or turning twice like I show here. It does add a little bulk, so if the garment was fitted you might see the bulk. But looser items it would works. Aneka
@annas.5894
@annas.5894 4 года назад
Made to Sew - Thank you, Aneka. I’m making a loose and lightweight summery cotton dress so I think it will work well. I wanted to use French seams but as the sides seams end in slits, this may work better.
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 4 года назад
@@annas.5894 Yes, or you could bind the fabric edges of the seam allowances? Like a Hong Kong binding? Aneka
@annas.5894
@annas.5894 4 года назад
Made to Sew - oh yes. That’s a wonderful idea! I think I’ll try sampling each and see what seems to work best. Thanks so much.
@yvonnek4980
@yvonnek4980 7 лет назад
Great tutorials. I noticed your iron. Does you iron allow you to steam with a low temperature setting. I sew a lot of synthetics and want to steam on low heat. If yes which brand
@MadetoSew
@MadetoSew 7 лет назад
Hi Yvonne, thank you very much. Yes my iron does have a temperature setting and I always have a protective plate on the bottom of the iron to protect the fabric (this comes with the product). I would really recommend them, the brand is Laura Star. I have 2, one is a full ironing system with board (these are quite pricey), and for when I teach in different locations I have a normal steam iron (a new product they now do). I have never burnt anything with these irons and most of my students are amazed when they use them, the steam is powerful! I hope this helps. Aneka
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