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Must give this a try to perfect the technique before I actually need it! Looks like it will work well...thanks for the tip.
2/18/11 9:01 AM
Thanks! Just in time for a narrow hem I will be doing this weekend.
2/18/11 1:26 PM
Great that you posted this..each time I've tried your technique, it has worked beautifully. Thanx for posting
2/18/11 1:29 PM
I thought this was explained very well and easy to follow
2/20/11 1:46 PM
This tip works wonderfully well! And so timely for me. I am making a ruffled toddler dress and was about to use a rolled serger hem on it. This worked out so much nicer. Thanks!
2/23/11 7:58 PM
This is a great tip. I have used this same tip from Threads DVD Techinques Volume One. Works so well on organza.
3/2/11 0:03 AM
Now I feel like I can actually attempt a narrow hem! Thank you!
3/12/11 7:16 PM
Wow, thanks, kat, this is a wonderful way to get a narrow hem, something I usually find pretty tricky to do. ETA: Kat, I just used this technique and it worked beautifully on my new top! Thanks.
4/7/11 12:53 PM
Thanks so much for posting this. I had read about the technique before but needed a visual in order to absorb it :). I just tried it on a very slippery silk, and it worked beautifully!
3/3/13 12:55 PM