The Hump Jumper. How to handle humps, bumps and different layer thicknesses in your sewing
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2019
- How to sew over all sorts of humps and bumps and move from a single layer to multiple thick layers and back again without any slipped or skipped stitches and broken needles.
See more of my patterns and tutorials at:
www.spencerogg.com
Buy the original Hump Jumper by inventor Sandra Newman here:
www.ssndesigns.com/purchase.html
You can get similar on Amazon here:
Bulky Seam Aid Hemline: amzn.to/353d4KM
Or Dritz: amzn.to/37dHr32
For help support with my patterns, along with competitions and bag making chat, I would love you to join my Facebook Bag Sewing Group at:
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Amazon UK links. These are suggested sources, (the products are not mine, nor do I control supply):
I'm using a Janome Atelier 7 sewing maching: amzn.to/2ppAsDl
This is the stiletto I use in my videos: amzn.to/2qU3RpF
Or there is a straight version here: amzn.to/2NUeP7i
Hump jumper/Bulky Seam Aid Hemline: amzn.to/353d4KM
Or Dritz: amzn.to/37dHr32
Wonderclips: amzn.to/32RFyFV
or economical version: amzn.to/2KrvBZz
Prym Magnetic seam guide: amzn.to/2qVVEkE
Gutermann Thread: Sew-All: amzn.to/2qXl0yJ
Schmetz Sewing Machine Needles Universal Size 90/14 Regular: amzn.to/2QkRPQN
Schmetz Sewing Machine Needles Universal Size 100/16 Regular: amzn.to/2CMptqn
Schmetz Topstitch Machine Needle Size 16/100: amzn.to/2ptlpsk - Jak na to + styl
You must be from northern England because the way you say hump jumpers is absolutely amazing 😃
I certainly am chuck 😃 😘
I love how you explain things. Thank you 😊
The side view really helped me understand the physics of this, thank you!
Glad it helped!
Only just heard of this tool after posting about my machine on a FB group. This looks amazing and have to get one.
Geat tutorial. Thank you 😊
You will neve sew without it again :)
Thanks for the great demonstration. One of those came with my sewing machine and I thought it was for sewing buttons on the machine. Hemming jeans is a nightmare without one of these clever gizmos so I am very glad I found your video. Thank you again.
You are so welcome!
Best video on the hump jumper...... explained well.. thank you
Wow, thanks!
OMG. This is a life changer. Had no idea what it was for and it’s been just sitting in my attachment box!! Thank you 😂
Yeyyy - Go do the Hump Jump!!
Thank you for such a clear (and waffle-free) demo. You may have just saved my Janome Atelier 5 from being launched out of the window.
Oh my! You made me laugh so hard! But I know the feeling!
Thank you for a clear and helpful demo of this ( until now!) unknown but oh-so-useful little gadget. Most appreciated.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic explanation and demonstration!
Many thanks!
Omg hump jumpers are life I can't believe I didn't find it sooner
oh my gosh had no idea that is what that little piece was for. hahaha. Thanks for this little video.
Glad I could help!
Need a vedio on the thin jig now,thanks great help on the big jig
Appreciate the clear and wonderfully filmed demo.. Now I can hem jeans without all the fuss. Thank you!
hello from beautiful Florida, wow...I never would of guessed that is what that was for heard in a video tutorial and was curious what it did, now I am ordering one...thank you for an awesome video.
Welcome! you won't be able to live without it by next week :)
Thank you for your demonstration! Getting one!!
Have fun!
Hands down one of THE best I instructionals on youtube.
Thank you xx
Thank you so much for creating a clear video on using a hump jumper. I can surely use your instructions in my projects.
You are welcome!
Such a useful explanation, thank you!
Glad it helped
(Hubby's face but I do the sewing) so many thanks for this clear video - I had a hump jumper and never knew what todo with it so just struggled with loop and long stitches and basically just accepted the not quite right result so many thanks- excited to do a neater job now.
So glad it was helpful! Thank you xx
I'm just starting out on my sewing journey and was Googling all the part numbers of the bits I'd been given and found your video, thank you for sharing.
Glad you found it helpful
Well every day is a school day. Wow I'm running up to my sewing room to try it out. Thank you
I have the jean-a-majig somewhere in my notions but forgot all about it! It is indeed a helpful tool that I could have been using when making purses, straps, etc. I'm grateful you posted this video with clear instructions!
THANK YOU! So helpful ❤️. I’ve been struggling. Your demo gave me back some confidence!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for creating this video. I was not completely sure how to use the hump jumper. Now I do! Thanks again.
Great instructions, very concise 👍🏼.
I think i’ll watch it again just to listen to the wonderful way you say hoomp in your fabulous accent 😘
🤣😂
Brilliantly clever demonstration 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you.
Thanks! I've never heard of this before!
Happy to help!
Thank you for this. Straightforward explsnation and demonstration. Brilliant.
Brilliant
Glad it was helpful!
The best demonstration I have seen on how to use this device.
Thank you Lynda x
This is fantastic! What a great tip!
Brilliant!
Bravo🌷 I love sewing gadget demonstration and yours is perfect. I wasn't sure it was that useful, but you convinced me!Thanks !
I was wondering to use this and was lucky enough to find this video! Thank you very much!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a revelation... I didn’t know this tool even existed until now... life-changing!
Glad it helped!
Love this thank u!!!
Thank you!
thanks Diane , I've just ordered one from the link you post, cant wait to try it out
Excellent. Best I’ve seen
Wow, thanks!
Got one with my machine but wasn’t quite sure how to use it. Thanks! Your video is excellent...clear and concise
Love it, never seen one before, got to have one now.
Fabulous. Jean-a-ma-jig 😀I've used it on the back side but not the front. Thank you!
This was so helpful! I sew leather bags and have despaired of ever being able to finish the top around the seams without skipped stitches! Thank you!
Ahhh. I have this tool but never knew what this is for. Thank you for showing this to us.
You’re welcome 😊
I'm so grateful for your demos. Clear, concise, fun explanations. 💜🪡🧵
I'm so glad! Thank you
Ok this is life changing for me Diane....I watched the demo and went to the fabric store the next day and bought one. I love this thing, thanks Diane !!!
I can't live without mine - makes a huge difference doesnt it!
Thank you so much for your explanation on the hump jumper. I was wondering if I could use it on my coverstitch machine. I am getting skipped stitches over bulky seams and thought maybe this could help 🤞🏼
Very helpful! Thanks so much. ❤️💕❤️
Thank you for this demo! I have had one of those for years but wasn't sure what to do with it.
Thank you. I’ve got the exact tool and never knew how to use it. Perfect.
Happy to help!
Thank you Diane! It seems I was only using the “Hump Jumper” in front of the presser foot and not initially from behind. I see now that using this tool in both directions will help me to control my stitches better when tackling the change in thickness.
Awesome.......!!!!! So that's what its for. You've made my day............xx
Great little gadget. I usually use a bit of folded card, paper or fabric. But this is much better.
Thank you
Thanks Diane! This was so helpful! I didn’t know exactly how to use it and I have struggled with adjusting thicknesses and ended up having skipped stitches that were so frustrating! I just love your videos! ❤️🧵✂️
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much Diane. I have only used this tool from the back. You are so clever and talented. 😁
Thanks Sharon. Glad it was helpful!
genius! and I love your nails!
Thanks Stacy, luckily I'd just had them done!
Thank you for sharing this, I had one for years as it came with my machine, it has a tiny hole in the corner to put a new needle in the machine but the rest of it is like yours. I will now be using it a lot more thanks to your video.😀
So glad it was helpful. Can't live without mine
Ha, ha. Never seen one of these, but boy oh boy; I have had that problem often. Pain the the ..
Must find one here. Thanks for the video. Greatly appreciated.
This tutorial made me realise that the hump jumper thing is something to have nearby almost all the time I'm sewing fabrics of any thickness, rather than hidden away somewhere for the emergency of coming to a standstill with a thick seam. Really clearly explained and demonstrated, just so helpful, thank you.
Absolutely, it's so useful x
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Thank you my machine came with one but I had no idea how to use it like that. It has a hole for holding the needle when changing. this is a game changer for my sewing. Again thanks for all the great videos
Glad I could help xx
I've never heard of this but now I want one. Thanks Diane
Just found one on Jaycotts site for £3 here: jaycotts.co.uk/products/bulky-seam-aid#.XDdE3lX7TIU
A link to buy one of these in the United States would be awesome please. I am not having any luck with Mr. Gogglepants and the link you provided another subscriber was for the UK. 💕 I did just find one by putting in different search words. Here is the link for one in the United States
www.amazon.com/Hemline-Bulky-Seam-Aid/dp/B07G1JYD7Z
Thank you so much for making this video ❤️
@@DesignsByRareBeauty I found mine on Amazon.
Specifically this one: HONEYSEW BUTTON CLEARANCE PLATE FOR HUSQVARNA VIKING SEWING MACHINE #4131056-01 www.amazon.com/dp/B01JNYX9M4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_5F3oCb1A7EE4W
Wow! Awesome, never heard of a hump jumper! Looks very handy! New subscriber just found your channel!😊
Thanks for joining us Jamie x
As far as I am aware all Janome sewing machines have a built-in 'hump jumper'! It's the A foot with the black button on it. The button locks the foot in the horizontal position for sewing over thick seams. It works every time for me.
Yes! The black button foot it great for this too. Brilliant if you have one
This is FANTASTIC!. I have never heard of the "hump jumper tool" for sewing!. What a super gadget!. Thank you for demonstrating.. Off to find where I can purchase..
❤️
There is a link under the video to purchase at a couple of places xx
Thank you so much for the clear explanation! I’ve been trying to use my hump jumper but I think I’ve been starting too late or I stop using it before my presser foot is all the way flat again.
Glad it was helpful!
Genius!! I have one, but had no idea what it was for---I made my own “hump jumper” out of several layers of fabric... 😜
It's a life saver !
Very clear video demonstration. Now I want one! Where can I buy a hump jumper in England?
Great. Have not tried one but have a serious problem when closing the edges of zippered pouches and coming up to the zipper tab end when half of the presser foot is on the fabric and one half on the zipper tab. Always gets jammed.
Holy mackerel. I never knew what that was for.
Thank you! I have one of these (sort of) that came with my machine. It has 2 sides, but they are the same thickness and 1 side is 2 pronged and open and the other side is closed. I am assuming the closed half goes behind the presser foot and the open half goes in front of it. But I had no idea how to use it.
Thats absolutely right. They do make a few different shapes and sizes xoxo
Hello, is this wide enough for a 3 needle as I need one for that but have been looking and nobody says how wide it is. Thank you
I honestly dont know - measure the distance between your 3 needles - the gap in my hump jumper measures just short of 1cm (3/8") on one side but I would think every one is different
Where can I buy one?
Just search hump jumper or bulky seam aid on Amazon and you will find them x
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A hump jumper, or bulky seam aid xx
... ebay link???
Buy the original Hump Jumper by inventor Sandra Newman here:
www.ssndesigns.com/purchase.html
You can get similar on Amazon here:
Bulky Seam Aid Hemline: amzn.to/353d4KM
Or Dritz: amzn.to/37dHr32
That's not actually the Hump Jumper. It is similar, but not quite the actual product.