I have viewed a few videos on how to use the rolled hem foot and I was close to giving up till I found this video. I now have very nice looking hems all thanks to this video. Thank you so much. :)
I Love that you are so honest about these not being easy to use and not just trying to get ppl to buy them! i have the set and it took me a little while to get the hang of them but i now am pretty good at using them!!! practice practice practice!!! i wouldnt say it makes perfect but pretty close to it!! you are awesome i absolutely love your products! and thanks so much for the tutorials!!!
I watched a lot of narrow hem tutorials today and so far your method for starting is the easiest and cleanest! Thank you! I'm sewing handkerchiefs and they're not perfect however they look much, much nicer after using your method. I want to sew doll clothes as well, and this skill will be good to master.
@@MadamSew Me too. I've been looking for how to do the corners for a while. This is going to be so useful for home-sewn napkins, scarves, and handkerchiefs. Thanks so much!
I feel I must tell you how much I love your channel because you are wonderfully knowledgeable on your topics and I'm learning so much from you. I do have to say however, that I could not subscribe to many channels because I simply found too many people's voices too harsh and annoying to listen to for the required amount of time. You have such a delightful soothing voice that listening is a pleasure and I never tire of listening to you. Thank you for your wonderful channel.
Thank you so much! I have been looking for a video to explain how to do the corners for a rolled hem scarf for AGES!!!!! This is amazingly helpful!!! Your explanation was really good! Thank you!!!
yes, I too have both the pressure feet and was wondering what is the difference? I still will have to use both of them alternatively today and see the dirrfence. Till now I thought it was just that one is little broader then the other! 😀
I liked the way you have given cursor timer for viewrs to get the detail quicker for one is looking for. I love your smooth voice giving us confidence to tackle difficult task of working on something we are scared to do to begin with! 😀
I just got the 32 foot set last week and I was super excited that it included these feet! I'll be using them along with this tutorial to finish a project I've been putting off for a few years now.
You are so cute. And informative. This is the best video there is on rolled hemming. You brought up many hints that others didn't on how to stay on track with this. Thank you and God Bless.
You can also use those sprays to help with ironing, I found especially if you spray then iron, the fabric can become a lot stiffer 🙂 makes working with chiffon somewhat bearable 😅
Thank you - super helpful. Yes, it takes practice. I have had difficulty getting the bottom hem of my blouse out of the presser foot when finished. Not sure how to do that properly. I also tried using a zigzag stitch when using the rolled hem foot and it looks really awesome, especially with a contrasting thread. I recommend trying that. Thanks again!
O M G...Thank you so much I have a 32 feet boxed selection. It didn't come with instructions. I have been pulling out my hair looking for a video, a book or any instructions. All these feet look wonderful. Hope you will show how to use all 32 of these feet. Have subscribed so I will be watching .
Hi, we have a 32 pcs set in our webstore with clear instructions and you can also buy the organizer box with the instructions without the presser feet. madamsew.com/products/upgrade-to-ultimate-presser-foot-set-32pcs
Good morning and I want to thank you for explaining that one is curved and one is flat. I understand that the curved one rolls, but does the flat one do what the rolled one does? Maybe I am confused. After watching some videos, I understand it takes some getting used to this process. Do you think it would be easier for me to get the flat hem foot? I have a babylock which is similar to a brother. I only make quilts, some basic sewing etc, and do applique and embroidering. I have some basic kitchen flour sack towels that need to be cut in half and hemmed. Other than that I think it would be a good tool to have. Appreciate your video
@@karenneff4935, as Madam Sew stated in the video, you need to practice! Hardly anyone just pops the rolled hem foot onto their machine and makes a perfect rolled hem to start with! Another tip not mentioned in this video is to sew a straight stitch along the edge of the fabric, 1/8th inch, then go back and feed the fabric into the rolled hem scroll. The line of stitching already in place stabilizes the edge that you want to fold over, and helps it fold at the right place. Go very slowly. Decrease the speed that the machine sews, so you are forced to have the time to make the fabric guide properly. Slowly increase the speed at which you sew. I practiced enough that I could start the rolled hem on another piece of fabric butted up to the fabric I want rolled, and just continue stitching, making a backtack once I'm on the fashion fabric. Since I don't use a rolled hem frequently, I will often practice on scraps just to refresh my hands' muscle memory. Or, you could do a rolled hem by hand, because that's sort of not any easier than using the machine, but you can take it with you more easily to sew on while you might be knitting or reading instead.
For the flat hem foot you say to start, fold 1/8" but then you say double fold 1/8" (WHICH?) and sew next to the inner fold (is that towards the bulk of the fabric [left] and double folded ? Or towards the inside of the machine [right]...so I did a double fold but it will NOT fit into the curl so I tried single fold, no luck either way :-( I've been trying and trying different ways, tweezers, pulling the thread tails through to try and get it started... if my life depended on this I would be dead :-[ PLEASE post another video with close up shots, stills, and a camera angle not blocked by the working hand! I bought the whole set of feet specifically for the flat hemmer foot and can't get past it to trying the others...
I really enjoy your explanations, but when the time comes for you to sew the item, your hand is in front of the camera and I cannot see what you are doing. Is there a way you can move the camera for a better view of your sewing technique?
I love this pressure foot, the problem I face sometimes is too much material gets caught in the curved hem stiches! What would you suggest to save this situation? Thanks.
You can use the narrow hemmer feet on a straight stitch machine. The only presser foot that adjusts the position of the fabric under the needle without moving the needle, is the adjustable zipper foot. madamsew.com/products/adjustable-zipper-foot
“Hi Mary, I’ve never sewed with crimplene but I’ve heard it’s a fabric that is easy to sew with, if it’s the heavier kind. Have you tried to sew with it on your machine? If so, what kind of trouble did you encounter? If you can give me some more details about what is going wrong or is difficult, I might be able to give you some tips. Another way to get help is to post your question in our Facebook Group. I’m sure some of the ladies in the group will have experience with this vintage fabric!” Here's a link to join: facebook.com/groups/599721167051398/?source_id=1721497498072711
I bought this set several years ago. I am just now getting around to using it. However the feet will not click on to my machine. I have a Singer. Is there another attachment I need? Maybe a different holder for the feet?
In our set of 32 presser feet, there is a low shank adapter included that will work perfectly on your Husqvarna Viking Ruby. You can find the 32 pcs set here: madamsew.com/pages/madam-sew-32pcs-presser-foot-set If you only need the adapter, you can find that separately on our store here: madamsew.com/products/low-shank-snap-on-adapter
That was going to be my comment. Explaining only goes so far. Seeing is better I mean why make thwe video if you aren't going to show HOW- along with the talking. Glad there is no background music.
I have viewed a few videos on how to use the rolled hem foot and I was close to giving up till I found this video. I now have very nice looking hems all thanks to this video. Thank you so much. :)
So happy that this was helpful for you!
Thank you this video finally “clicked “ for me and I think I got it! Fingers crossed
Fingers crossed!
I Love that you are so honest about these not being easy to use and not just trying to get ppl to buy them! i have the set and it took me a little while to get the hang of them but i now am pretty good at using them!!! practice practice practice!!! i wouldnt say it makes perfect but pretty close to it!! you are awesome i absolutely love your products! and thanks so much for the tutorials!!!
I watched a lot of narrow hem tutorials today and so far your method for starting is the easiest and cleanest! Thank you! I'm sewing handkerchiefs and they're not perfect however they look much, much nicer after using your method. I want to sew doll clothes as well, and this skill will be good to master.
Thank you! Finally found a video that explains using the rolled hemmer foot around corners.
So glad you found it useful
@@MadamSew Me too. I've been looking for how to do the corners for a while. This is going to be so useful for home-sewn napkins, scarves, and handkerchiefs. Thanks so much!
I feel I must tell you how much I love your channel because you are wonderfully knowledgeable on your topics and I'm learning so much from you. I do have to say however, that I could not subscribe to many channels because I simply found too many people's voices too harsh and annoying to listen to for the required amount of time. You have such a delightful soothing voice that listening is a pleasure and I never tire of listening to you. Thank you for your wonderful channel.
Thank you for your kind words!
I have been looking everywhere to know how to hem a corner!! Thank you!!!
Happy to help!
This is by far the best vid I've seen on this. Thank You!
Thank you so much! I have been looking for a video to explain how to do the corners for a rolled hem scarf for AGES!!!!! This is amazingly helpful!!! Your explanation was really good! Thank you!!!
Thanks for explaining the difference between a flat hem foot and a rolled hem foot. I have both kinds but didn't realize there was a difference!
yes, I too have both the pressure feet and was wondering what is the difference? I still will have to use both of them alternatively today and see the dirrfence. Till now I thought it was just that one is little broader then the other! 😀
Very telling and up front ! You seem very knowledgable about what you're doing
Wonderful instruction. Very clear and helpful! Thank you for the tips
Excellent
I liked the way you have given cursor timer for viewrs to get the detail quicker for one is looking for. I love your smooth voice giving us confidence to tackle difficult task of working on something we are scared to do to begin with! 😀
Thanks a lot!
I Just love the way you explain it and are so sincere about how trick it could be to use the presser feet.
Great demo! 👌Thanks for taking the time to teach how it works.. 😊
Thankyou for showing how to do square corners, this is the first time i’ve ever seen it demonstrated. I didn’t have a clue how to do it!
Glad this was helpful :)
I wish I had one of these back in high school Home Economics class
Thanks for this great explanation and instruction! You've given us some great tips in this video❤
I just got the 32 foot set last week and I was super excited that it included these feet! I'll be using them along with this tutorial to finish a project I've been putting off for a few years now.
Yayyy!
Thank you for explaining this! I know about basic presser feet, but this was so in-depth!
You are so cute. And informative. This is the best video there is on rolled hemming. You brought up many hints that others didn't on how to stay on track with this. Thank you and God Bless.
Thank you so much!!
Hey this video is very well explained and useful!
Thank you for this explanation❤️
I'm a fashion minor I needed to know this
You explained very well and provided very important details. I especially liked the info about about the low shank alternative.
Fauzina Ghaffar Thank you very much ❤️
What a good tutorial, great voice which is easy on the ear, thank you! 👍👌
Thank you so much for a perfect demonstration!
Hello, nice video !
Very good teacher 👌🏼
Thank you for your videos. I have the foot now just need to master the technique
A very detailed and well explained video
Soooooo helpful and the outcome is amazing!!!! Thank you very much!!!'
Nice video.
Thank you for sharing this information with us.
Thank you for explaining the differences 💗
Thank you for this video. It was very helpful
Wonderful tips! Thank you for the awesome video.
This was very helpful, thank you!
Thank you a lot for your tutorials it's really helpful for me.
Thanks!
Thank you, I enjoyed this video. Hairspray, what a clever idea with more besides. Blessings
You can also use those sprays to help with ironing, I found especially if you spray then iron, the fabric can become a lot stiffer 🙂 makes working with chiffon somewhat bearable 😅
i love this
i really enjoyed how you explain me this. thank you
You're welcome!
Excellent teaching
Thank you, I love this
Thank you - super helpful. Yes, it takes practice. I have had difficulty getting the bottom hem of my blouse out of the presser foot when finished. Not sure how to do that properly. I also tried using a zigzag stitch when using the rolled hem foot and it looks really awesome, especially with a contrasting thread. I recommend trying that. Thanks again!
Great video, thank you
2:22 this is where the actual tutorial starts
Thank you! This is great.
Very informative
Thank you ❤🇬🇧
Hair spray what a great tip.
awesome job
I love this!
Love this!
O M G...Thank you so much I have a 32 feet boxed selection. It didn't come with instructions. I have been pulling out my hair looking for a video, a book or any instructions. All these feet look wonderful. Hope you will show how to use all 32 of these feet. Have subscribed so I will be watching .
Hi, we have a 32 pcs set in our webstore with clear instructions and you can also buy the organizer box with the instructions without the presser feet. madamsew.com/products/upgrade-to-ultimate-presser-foot-set-32pcs
On our channel you can find more videos about the 32 presser feet: ruclips.net/channel/UCP-0w07SwUFVw4qNwgduQ0g
Good morning and I want to thank you for explaining that one is curved and one is flat. I understand that the curved one rolls, but does the flat one do what the rolled one does? Maybe I am confused. After watching some videos, I understand it takes some getting used to this process. Do you think it would be easier for me to get the flat hem foot? I have a babylock which is similar to a brother. I only make quilts, some basic sewing etc, and do applique and embroidering. I have some basic kitchen flour sack towels that need to be cut in half and hemmed. Other than that I think it would be a good tool to have. Appreciate your video
Ty
Thank you for explaining it so so well.
Awesome
Thanks!
I absolutely cannot get my fabric to feed into the roll...I will try to stiffen the fabric as you suggested, thanks for the tip.
Same here. Wasted money as far as I'm concerned.
@@karenneff4935, as Madam Sew stated in the video, you need to practice! Hardly anyone just pops the rolled hem foot onto their machine and makes a perfect rolled hem to start with! Another tip not mentioned in this video is to sew a straight stitch along the edge of the fabric, 1/8th inch, then go back and feed the fabric into the rolled hem scroll. The line of stitching already in place stabilizes the edge that you want to fold over, and helps it fold at the right place. Go very slowly. Decrease the speed that the machine sews, so you are forced to have the time to make the fabric guide properly. Slowly increase the speed at which you sew. I practiced enough that I could start the rolled hem on another piece of fabric butted up to the fabric I want rolled, and just continue stitching, making a backtack once I'm on the fashion fabric. Since I don't use a rolled hem frequently, I will often practice on scraps just to refresh my hands' muscle memory.
Or, you could do a rolled hem by hand, because that's sort of not any easier than using the machine, but you can take it with you more easily to sew on while you might be knitting or reading instead.
You should make sure we can see how you start up!
I have another video that shows the start better. Hope this is helpfull! ruclips.net/user/shortsV22Gh1SPcho
For the flat hem foot you say to start, fold 1/8" but then you say double fold 1/8" (WHICH?) and sew next to the inner fold (is that towards the bulk of the fabric [left] and double folded ? Or towards the inside of the machine [right]...so I did a double fold but it will NOT fit into the curl so I tried single fold, no luck either way :-( I've been trying and trying different ways, tweezers, pulling the thread tails through to try and get it started... if my life depended on this I would be dead :-[ PLEASE post another video with close up shots, stills, and a camera angle not blocked by the working hand! I bought the whole set of feet specifically for the flat hemmer foot and can't get past it to trying the others...
I really enjoy your explanations, but when the time comes for you to sew the item, your hand is in front of the camera and I cannot see what you are doing. Is there a way you can move the camera for a better view of your sewing technique?
Thanks Patty, will keep this in mind for the next tutorials
Why not switch presser foots when doing corners or over thick seams, then switch back and continue.
How DO you do square corners? I've traid making napkins this way since I don't have a server and it's a disaster
Just remember to put the needle in the center position or it won’t work happy 😃 sewing 🧵
I love this pressure foot, the problem I face sometimes is too much material gets caught in the curved hem stiches! What would you suggest to save this situation? Thanks.
INTERESTING...
we have to change 3 rolling buttons on a sewing machine, which number re using for each feet thank you
On a stictly straight stitch machine is there an adjustable foot?
You can use the narrow hemmer feet on a straight stitch machine. The only presser foot that adjusts the position of the fabric under the needle without moving the needle, is the adjustable zipper foot. madamsew.com/products/adjustable-zipper-foot
@@MadamSew yes I already have the adjustable zipper foot. Is there an adjustable hemming foot?
I cannot get my fabric to feed into the curl no matter what I do. Is the foot defective or am I? 🙈
Would my Brother PQ1500sl be considered a high shank?
It is a high shank machine. help.brother-usa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/56788/~/how-to-determine-if-the-machine-is-a-low-or-high-shank
How do I know if i have "tubular" hands?
? ... Do I refer to tubular hands this in this video? I would love to clarify this for you!
Mine looks like a dog's breakfast hahaha!-
Hallo ana please help i need to know how can i sew crimpaline if got a empisal 550 thanks mary
“Hi Mary, I’ve never sewed with crimplene but I’ve heard it’s a fabric that is easy to sew with, if it’s the heavier kind. Have you tried to sew with it on your machine? If so, what kind of trouble did you encounter? If you can give me some more details about what is going wrong or is difficult, I might be able to give you some tips. Another way to get help is to post your question in our Facebook Group. I’m sure some of the ladies in the group will have experience with this vintage fabric!”
Here's a link to join: facebook.com/groups/599721167051398/?source_id=1721497498072711
I bought this set several years ago. I am just now getting around to using it. However the feet will not click on to my machine. I have a Singer. Is there another attachment I need? Maybe a different holder for the feet?
Hi! Which machine do you have please?
@@MadamSew I have a Singer.
@@javalinarose Can you please tell me the full model number
@@MadamSewModel is 5050C Serial is C93372211
@@javalinarose Please use the low shank (bonus) adapter that is included in the set
Can’t get the fabric in the tiny slot.
Do you have an adapter for the Husqvarna Viking Ruby?
In our set of 32 presser feet, there is a low shank adapter included that will work perfectly on your Husqvarna Viking Ruby. You can find the 32 pcs set here: madamsew.com/pages/madam-sew-32pcs-presser-foot-set
If you only need the adapter, you can find that separately on our store here: madamsew.com/products/low-shank-snap-on-adapter
You skipped and edited the video at 3:16, was there something wrong?
Your right hand is in the way. I am not able to see full demo.
I have another video that shows the start better. Hope this is helpfull! ruclips.net/user/shortsV22Gh1SPcho
She sounds like me. I can explain how to do a lot of things, but I can't seem to do them correctly.
These are killing me 🥵
Can't see much when your hand gets in the way..maybe move the camera?
That was going to be my comment. Explaining only goes so far. Seeing is better I mean why make thwe video if you aren't going to show HOW- along with the talking. Glad there is no background music.
Good, but would have been even better if the camera had been on the left of the machine head. A lot of the time your hands obscure what you are doing.
I have another video that shows the start better. Hope this is helpfull! ruclips.net/user/shortsV22Gh1SPcho
SOMETIMES WE DON´T GET TO SEW BECAUSE WE DON´T HAVE THE FOOTS RIGHTS.
Cannot be done by me. This needs to be made easier.
Hi Lena, what issue are you facing?
Your hand is in the way.
I have another video that shows the start better. Hope this is helpfull! ruclips.net/user/shortsV22Gh1SPcho
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these little guys are my worst friends.....
:-)
Thankyou so much.What a wonderful video, absolutely clear instructions.Very helpful.
Thank you so much for loving it