How to do a rolled hem on chiffon

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The professional trick to sewing narrow rolled hems on curved edges and difficult fabrics like chiffon (no special presser foot required!) | Apples to Applique #sewing #hem Sewing Tips, Patchwork, Sewing Hems, Beginner Sewing Projects Easy, Leftover Fabric, Sewing Skills, Sewing Projects For Beginners, Love Sewing, Rolled Hem

Have you ever wanted to make pretty, professional-looking hems like the one shown above? Have you ever despaired when trying to create a rolled hem on a delicate, hard-to-work-with fabric, or on a curved edge? I know I have. I used to spend hours pressing hems and manipulating fabric, only to be less-than-pleased with the results. Then I learned this technique, and now I have no problems with hems on all types of fabrics, and I do not shy away from curved edges. My hems look more…

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Kelly Gast
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Here are a few simple steps to make a beautiful hem in chiffon: 1. Pin hem 1/8" longer than finished hem 2. Using a small stitch length, sew very close the the fold 3. Trim extra fabric very close to stitching--it helps to have a fairly small pair of sharp scissors. 4. Roll cut edge inside and stitch again All done! A perfect tiny hem that works great on Chiffon and other sheer or lightweight fabrics.

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Susan Cecil
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One of the most challenging, frustrating fabrics to work with is chiffon. Over the years I’ve learned various tips and tricks to working with it – some quick and dirty (machined hems!), and some time-consuming, but beautiful. One of the prettiest techniques is doing a rolled hem by hand. It’s a little tedious, but once you get your rhythm going it moves along fairly quickly.I love this technique because it produces a lovely rolled edge without much prep work – you don’t have to iron or pin…

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Hannah Christiansen

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