5 Tips to Sew a TINY ROLLED HEM. A tip guide to sewing rolled hems perfectly | Foot Troubleshooting

5 Tips to Sew a TINY ROLLED HEM. A tip guide to sewing rolled hems perfectly | Foot Troubleshooting

Do you feel confident hemming gowns when you have a tutorial to go by,
but you don't know the names of the hems to look them up?

Do you know *how* to hem formal wear,
but sometimes you are stumped on *what* to call the hems
when you are speaking with clients?

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Rolled hem playlist:

If you do alterations, you don't get to swap out fabric, so tip number one is for those making a gown who get to select their fabrics. People ask me all the time why their sewing project isn't turning out, and it's almost always that they chose a fabric that is incompatible with their desired result. So, it is super important that I lead with that tip! :)

If you only do alterations and have no control over the fabric choice, the other 4 tips will def make your roll tighter/smaller.

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[pavlal.]

I love the way you were narrating this 😊 entertaining. Thank you so much for the tips.

[michellecothrun]

So many helpful tips!! The tips about the size 9 needle and finer thread helped me the most. Trimming the seam allowance was life changing. Never would have thought to do that on my own.

[momhudec]

Your video taught me to complete alterations to the hem of a friend's evening gown with professional results. Thank you so much!!!!

[katewooden]

Absolutely terrific tips and tricks I wish I was more brave to get straight (mine look wonky often) looking hand rolled hems without doing a first pass then folding but more practice in my off peak season might have to be part of my new years plan.

[MA_]

Not only is this video helpful but the playlist you put together on rolled hems is fantastic! I feel like by studying your playlist and spending time to practice I will definitely be able to produce awesome tiny rolled hems. Thank you so much! ❤😊

[veejayfloresca]

One of the most informative sewing channels EVER!!

[cassandrabromfieldscompany]

Thank you for so many great tips and instructions. I use the two step method to get that tiny rolled hem, because some dresses in silk charmuese, chiffon cut on the bias, circle, or curved, the 2 step method works better for me. I have to practice a bit more on fabrics like chiffon/charmuese/and other soft fabrics to get better with this way of doing the baby hem. For me this method works on stiffer fabrics, like organza and when the fabric is on grain.

I definitely need more practice to use this one step method....and I have been sewing for to old to learn something new. Sometimes I get so much curling from the pulling, that it looks terrible. Only if the fabric is on the straight grain, for me, does this work. Guess I just need to practice more.

On that rolled hem foot, you are right HATE THEM, always something out of wack and you wind up taking stitches out redoing sections. It's just annoying. However there are some skilled seamstresses. I once used an excellent sample making service and watched one the sewers hem my bias cut silk charmuese gown using that foot. No digs, no wobbles....I was in complete awe.
Thank you for keeping it real, with your helpful sewing tips....continued success.

[MWieandSeamstresswithStyle]

You have been a angel sent to me from the sewing gods. I have learnt so much from you in a short few months. All of your tips, tricks and videos have helped me so much. Practice makes perfect. I save all my cut off material to practice, my hems look like factory hems. Thank U Thank U my new found friend. Your regular videos are all very educational and very explicit. 🥰 I hope to hop on today, I’m designing a prom dress this week.

[EvelynKwong-vg]

Excellent instruction! I am teaching myself how to sew leash wraps for dog leashes - so just a slightly different application :) - but learned so much in this short video. Also, I think my jaw dropped open when you heat sealed the fabric - I would not have thought to do that on a silk!

[ninahenchard]

Best video i have seen of rolled hem. Very clear instructions and pleasant humour too. Love it. Thanks alot

[donaeseger]

Just in time for my bridal and prom season! Omgee I am so excited to add to my knowledge and use these tips today!! Thank you!!!

[life]

Straight hems on grain are much easier than curved hems on circular skirts where portions are on the bias. Like to see a video on that.

[rylee]

You’re hilarious! I’m not even looking to do a rolled hem, just fun to watch!

[lindaadamskaraoke]

THANK YOU so much for the thread tips!! I’ve been wondering where the super-fine thread lives. I ordered some Skala 200 & 360 just now! Sweet!

[kericue]

Best channel on sewing tips without and annoying condescending voice ! I'm subscribing ! 💐🥇🏆🎉🎀 Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍❤️

[_milkysoup]

Gorgeous! Your voice and cadence remind me of the little rich girl in princess and the frog 😆

[lorrainegunn]

Very neat! Definitely will try this soon. THANK YOU.

[janeahrens]

I have a Janome
And I have an APQS Millennium Longarm. My bobbins are ‘P for piecing, (quilts or clothes) and Q for quilting’.

[oscarzepeda]

Hi Brenda !! Zoe mentioned how Amazing you are & your YT & IG !!! I’m into hand embroidery, haute couture (huge fan), and embellishments. I’m new to the fashion, needlework scene, I just love detail, quality and knowing that is hand made. Thank You Brenda, Oscar

[KylaFuller]

But changing the fabric isn't always an option. Do these tips work on the other fabric?