Hem Construction Techniques - How to Finish a Fabric Edge
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Hem Construction Techniques Video shows how to finish raw edges and give any sewing project a clean, professional look. Add webbing, grommets, snaps, or binding to sewing projects with the helpful tips in this video. By demonstrating 10 different hem techniques, this video covers the basics of common hem applications. Watch the whole video or jump right to the relevant chapter.
Hem Construction Techniques video chapters:
0:46 Single Hem
1:43 Single Hem with Webbing
4:49 Rolled Edge
5:47 Double Hem
10:32 Binded Edge
11:05 Binded Edge with Webbing
12:33 Edge with Facing
13:17 Taped Edge (for tarps or trampolines)
15:20 Hem with Drawstring Sleeve
17:42 Hem with Awning Rope
19:08 Tip for Sewing Long Hems or Seams
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So happy to find this video, it's really helpful for my trampoline fixing project. It seems I need more tools before fixing it. Thanks so much.
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You all make the best, most useful videos. THANK YOU! I especially love how you give us the name of the tool you're using so we can do it, too.
This is an AWESOME tutorial on the different types of hems. Well done 👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent videos !!! Excellent and useful advice.
Excellent! Thanks.
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Thanks Guys for sharing.... you do such a fine job...
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Thank you so much for posting this! I wish that I had known about you earlier. I would have bought that #129 stuff and thread for my project. Wonderful video on the double hem and I am getting started on 80 yards double hem along the selvage side. Think It is gonna take a while!
Wow! that is a lot of fabric, must be a big project. Let me know if you have any questions about our products at www.sailrite.com
Thanks for informative video! Looking forward to buying a sewing machine from you
Thanks for the videos
Ola amigos da Sailrite sou fã de vcs me mandem uma máquina dessa pra min aqui no Brasil. Abraço a todos ,vcs são demais , sabem tudo.
Отрезать ткань термоножом, получается быстрее и ровнее, если резать вдоль металлической линейки.
А отверстия под люверсы, лучше не прорубать, а прожигать. Так и ткань становится крепче под люверсом, так как сплавляются волокна и изделие выглядит качественнее, не будут торчать нитки из под люверса.
Doesn’t the double sided tape make the needle gum up.?
Great video! Would love to be able to run something I'm working by you guys. I've got a case of "over think" and just want someone else to double check my work before I start this project.
Sure, email info@sailrite.com and we will try to help.
Ola sou do Brasil e trabalho com tapeçaria Automotiva como consigo uma máquina dessa
How to right angle cutting fabrics
thank you - when seaming together a 60" wide piece to a 30" wide piece (over 100" long), how do I do this, as my sewing machine only has about 5" between the needle and the machine itself......I don't think I can cram 30" of sturdy canvas in there....(making a table cover for 102" table.
I've been working on strips of burlap, making them into long ribbon strips. I can see that over time they are going to fray. I was hoping on finding a simple way to finish them. Since it is burlap perfection isn't if you know what I mean. Any ideas or do I have to use a sew method? Thanks so much.
A raw burlap edge will unravel quickly. You will need to make a double hem along the edges and sew that hem in place to keep the fabric from coming apart.
Ruth Gilmour
When you use the tape, does your needle gets the glue from it? ty
Depending on the weight of the fabric (lighter fabrics do not clear the needle as it enters and exits the fabric) and how long you are sewing through the seamstick the needle can get glue build up. We typically remove it with a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol on it or goo gone. That typically helps to solve that issue.
I was told to rub bee wax on needle before sewing into the tape.
what type of sewing machine is being used in the this video?
mrscms831 You can find that sewing machine at this link: www.sailrite.com/Sailrite-Ultrafeed-LSZ-1-PLUS-Walking-Foot-Sewing-Machine
Where do you buy the 220v and at what price.
I am from south africa
Great video. But theres no such word as "binded." SailRite videos have some of the best videos available on sewing. I've never used their machines but I've heard they're beasts. SailRite makes installing zippers look like child's play.
where is sailrite made?
+G GEANS The Sailrite Ultrafeed sewing machine is a collaboration between China, Taiwan and the United States (our facility in Indiana). Most parts and sub-assembly is done in China (motors from Taiwan) but all tuning and several critical components are made in the states (Posi-Pin parts, cases, PowerPlus and Monster balance wheels, jack drive and a few internal parts). All manuals and DVD instructions are done in the states as well.We spend about 2 hours on every sewing machine head made - building and testing it here in Indiana before it ships.
Hello, I'm being trained to make awnings and I noticed my hems look strange, they look kind of twisted, when I first did those they looked fine but now all of them seem to come twisted, could it be the pressure on the presser foot is to tight?
Let me send an articular I wrote on seam puckering, this is probably what is happening to your hems. Please email me and ask for it. My email is eric@sailrite.com
full adress details please
Very informative but I think it's a single hem, not hymn or him.
Excellent! Thanks
Your welcome!