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Very helpful video, and I love your personality, but the background music isn't good (sorry) - it would be better with no music.

Sometimes I like to ask a quick question but these methods will work if you're just repairing a zipper on say a cosplay bodysuit

Gonna use my daughter's old clothes with fun prints (which were damaged /torn at the knees and were probably one spill away from being mini mops) for multiple covers 🎉

This tutorial is AMAZING!!!! First time using a rolled hem foot and it was so easy to catch on with the tips and tricks from this video. Thank you so so much!!

LOL you just called me out literally exactly, I wanted to do this for a dress for a wedding tomorrow 😂😂😂

Stephanie, I’m trying to hem roll a light weight knit. The problem is that the fabric is getting caught in the feed (bottom plate), such that the fabric bunches and won’t move. Do you have any recommendations to prevent this?

I could never get the hang of using a sewing machine, and prefer sewing by hand. I've only sewn for a few creative endeavors, out of necessity, and lots of mending. Have sewn a couple zippers, but it's been a long time...before you tube, lol. So thank you for this informative video!

If you get a wavy hem, would it help to use a longer stitch? How do you deal with a serged seam?

This was so helpful, but I need a video showing the rolled hem going over a seam. I tried to do this and it worked until I hit my first seam and the fabric immediately jammed in the foot. Any suggestions?

as a beginner in sewing, I only wish that there is sewing construction instruction.

Thanks. Now I downloaded my very first Tee according to my measurements.

Is Necchi 544 a heavy duty machine? Can it sew through denim and leather? Would it be a good machine for upholstery?

Yoooo thank you so much for this tutorial!! I got it to work on my first try because of how well you explained it, i feel like i just leveled up in sewing lol i’m so excited to use this in the future! I just happened to have these feet on accident, i didn’t mean to buy them and they’ve been sitting in my sewing box for a while because i never understood how to use them. Wooooooo 🙌🙌🙌

Holy cow, your tips and tricks are fabulous!!!! I love my rolled hem foot (for over 50 years) but often struggle getting it started. The tools and how you demonstrate them are brilliant. I'm so glad you posted this. Thank you!!!

Great tips 👍 I’ve been sewing for years never tried bras. I found your channel looking for bralettes. Good info on dif sizes for each breast much like our feet

Thank you👏🏽♥️

Life changing! Thank you so much!!!

I used a sock and created a cover. It's far less hassle and tied it with a rubber band(i was lazy to stitch it up).

The quality of the video at the vital parts of the instruction dropped considerably (and it was not just my internet connection), so couldn't see the details of you attaching the zipper to the flange. That was pretty disappointing and marred what would have been a pretty good video. That is a pity.

💡🤯 Start sewing at the notches. WOW! Genius!

vid starts at 10:00 minutes in

This is exactly what I needed, thank you for this tutorial! <3

This video was exactly what I needed, facts, straight to the point, with some comedy thrown in, thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love the soap suggestions. I keep reading about beeswax, which isn't easy to find or inexpensive to find. Soap I have!

That color is a gold-brown, also called "tobacco brown." I like it.

Omg I have both of the machines you are using. The Kenmore and the Jenome.

This video was incredibly helpful & clarifying! Thanks so much!

Hi! Did you have to use a jersey or stretch fabric needle or a general purpose needle is sufficient?

Super helpful, thank you. I bought a rolling hem foot set from Amazon that came with no instructions 😅

Well, a client brought me 2 dresses and 2 blouses that she taking turkey for a wedding in 4 days. The dresses need taking up 5 inches so I thought of doing a rolled hem, I tried and it (on scrap fabric of course) and decided to pin it and do the usual way for now. I'll practice later.

Hello, thank you very much for the work,am I tailor here in Uganda training single mothers,school drop out, I would love to welcome you to Uganda

Traduire in french please 😢 Il

Super helpful. Just got my mom’s sewing machine and I’m determined to learn how to sew…w/the help of your channel lol

Thank you, THANK YOU! I just made a perfect rolled hem!!!! Thanks again!

Not only are these functional, but you could use pretty scraps to make these stylish. Perfect for music & gaming game!

I’m a seasoned seamstress. I haven’t used one of these in a while so I want to make sure I have all the kinks worked out before I use it on my project!

“If you are feeling like you need this for a dress you’re supposed to wear to a wedding tomorrow…” So, I looked up this tutorial to help me hem my bridesmaid’s dress. For my friend’s wedding…tomorrow. I can’t tell you how hard I laughed. Thank you for posting this video! It was very insightful and thorough, and it added a lot of levity to my evening. 😂

It's gorgeous, Stephanie.

Thank you for this! I just bought one of these and could not for the life of me work out how to feed it and after watching your vid I got in first go and finally hemmed that bridesmaid dress 👗

For the person who had trouble keeping the rolled hem a consistent width - Ms Rubletz showed how to prevent it from getting progressively smaller, but if the hem gets progressively BIGGER, the woman at the "Bridal Sewing" channel said to keep some tension behind the foot and very light tension as you feed the fabric through the foot from the front, all as Ms Rubletz showed. _But ALSO keep tension pulling away at the LEFT SIDE of the foot. That prevents the hem from getting progressively wider._ It works very well to aide in consistency. All the best.

THANK YOU! i just bought some canvas bags that i wanted to add this exact method but had no idea how. This is a perfect, clear, and concise tutorial.

Thank you for that. I cannot afford a sewing machine right now and enjoy the feeling of hand sewing anyway (I find it relaxing and don't mind the time it takes to make something) so thank you very much for explaining that ! 😊

thank you! This is so useful

Love this ❤️ I’ve made a few corsets from patterns and definitely recommend going down a few sizes

Game changer had no idea you could use something other than a straight stitch. Thank you!

You sure make that look easy!

Thank you so much for this video. I'm definitely going to try this. I felt tremendous relief at learning that I wasn't the only person on the planet that this happens to (including the flaking on cheeks and ears, which bugs me particularly when arriving at my workplace - I always wear my headphones on my way to work and it sucks so much having to hurry to the bathroom before meeting anyone 'cause there could be black stuff visible everywhere haha). Also, I really like your laidback, friendly, optimistic attitude! Thank you!

Thank you so much for making this video! You explained everything so well and so concisely. The permanent marker trick is absolute gold. 🏆

Hey I want to thank you for your information, I'm learning Marvelous Designer and I'm falling in love of making clothes currently, this was very insightful.

Just made a kite, did hem by hand but it's a pain so I'm gonna splash out £2.80 on eBay and buy one😂😎👍thanks for demo