How to sew curved seams with no pins
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- By your CurveMaster foot here (affiliate link): amzn.to/1sl61tU
In this video I show you the tool that allows you to sew curved seams with a perfect 1/4" seam using absolutely no pins! The Curve Master presser foot is truly amazing! The Curve Master Presser Foot is a new sewing technology that allows us to sew any 1/4" (or 5/8") curved seam without pinning! It also does perfect straight seams. It adapts to fit any home sewing machine regardless of brand or age of the machine.
For more sewing/quilting tutorials, tips and giveaways visit: www.craftygemini.com
Shop sewing tools and notions in the Crafty Gemini Shop: craftygemini.c...
Learn more sewing skills with a Crafty Gemini Video Workshop: craftygemini.c...
Thanks for watching!
• You can also find me on Facebook: / craftygemini
• Follow me on Instagram: / craftygemini
• Sign up for email updates: craftygemini.c...
• Shop with us at The Crafty Gemini Shop: craftygemini.c...
I so loved this tool, as I avoid curved pieced quilts, not anymore, thank you so much. BTW, TH-cam just put this on my notification timeline, I was not searching for anything like this but so love the quilts in my books that I thought would take me a lifetime to do
I love this tutorial. You are a terrific teacher. I appreciate that you explain things simply and QUICKLY, while packing in lots of info. Thank you!
Everything about your tutorials are fantastic...the camera angles and closeups...the information and how you say everything...it's all the best. THANK YOU!
I just found out about the curve master presser foot for curves and was checking out TH-cam videos on how to use this foot. Was so happy to find a tutorial by you using this foot! Thank you!
You can achieve the same motion here with any 1/4" foot that has a side guard. I do it all the time.
The best video on how to use the curve master foot. Screwed up my courage and made 4 drunkard's path blocks today. By the 4th I got the feel for moving my hands "cross purposed". Went back and ripped out the first, resewed it, and am staring at a (mostly) perfectly matched sewn circle. Woohoo!!!! Ty for the helpful instruction!
Excellent tutorial. Actually, better than all the others out there about this specialty foot. Good job!
All I can manage is WOW!! I'm speechless!!!!!
I've always avoided curved quilt blocks as they were so much trouble.
Girl... you got it together. I really love your style.
Excellent instruction. Now I understand paper piecing. Thank you.
LOVE IT. Thank you so soooooo much for showing this little miracle. Talk about time saving.
@Matto9Pammi Thanks, Pamela. I haven't used the Sissix. I have the Accuquilt GO! I have heard of the Big Shot though... from what I have heard and read they are similar but I think you can use all Sissix dies on the Big Shot to cut fabric, too. (Don't quote me on that.) I like my GO! But can't compare them since I've never tried the other.
I got my Curve Master Pressure foot and tried it after watching your video and it worked well. I still need practice, but not using pins was amazing.
Great tutorial. Thanks for showing it well and step by step close ups. Very helpful. Thank you
Thank you! I have owned this foot for years but never really knew how to use it!
you are an excellent teacher
@tdosborne59 Thank you! I"m glad you enjoyed it. :o)
Thank you. Just bought mine at the Des Moines, Iowa Quilt Week Expo. I was making this too hard, so your video is a big help.
Thanks for another brilliant demo. Will be trying this tool very soon.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! You make every step so easy to understand!
Glad to help!
Great job and +1 to you for explaining the precautions
@paprichaat5 Actually, this was only like my 6th time using the foot! I got it on my 2nd try. There is really not much to it. If you follow my video and guide the fabric along the 1/4" edge you will get perfect results every time! :o)
just picked one up. hopefully it will make my curves alot sweeter. hey where can i send you pics of my work and machines. and the reason why im glad you posted this.
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much.
Great video! You are a vert good teacher.
Awesome! Great job!
Thanks!
I love, love, love your tutorials! :D
very impressive. thanks for a really clear video :)
@KatieNicoleNguyen It does work on more than quilting... they sell another foot for garment seam allowances which are usually 5/8" instead of the quilting 1/4". I have never tried it for sewing the armholes of my pillowcase dresses so I couldn't answer that. I'm thinking it you used a glue stick or basting tape to hold down the armhole hem and were certain you wanted to sew it 1/4" from the edge of the arm hole then it will probably work fine. But I can't say for certain.
Excellent. Thank you
thanks so much for this tutorial really helpful ;)
Best tutorial ever! :-)
Wow! Fantastic!
@akopesec No problem! Glad to help. :o)
Helpful tutorial. Can you sew a circle to a straight piece of fabric? I am trying to make a bag with a round bottom & wondered if I could do that & could you give me hints to do this? Do you have any videos for this? Thank you for your videos. Have watched many.
so hot!!!!! i love how easy it looks. its cuz you are a pro and have tons of experience. i'm sure i'll be lost once i start
Glad to hear it. :o)
Omg I need this!!!
Thank you!!!
@mcdosmil Para coser las curvas en quilting solamente necesitas el que dice: "Curve Master Presser Foot 1/4 - For Patchwork, Quilts, Dolls" el otro de 5/8"
es para coser ropa. :o)
Love that gadget. Aussie
@mcdosmil Si, sirve para todas las maquinas.
Hi, how does this foot work for sewing straight seams? would it be useful in sewing a panel (straight edge) to a circle (round egde) such as in making a bolster pillow or round cushion? i hate pinning that panel and easing it to the circle and would love it if this foot would do make it easier!?! thanks for your great teaching style and helpful vids! :)
very nice!!!! have you cut fabric with a sizzix? i heard you mention the quilt cutter "thingy" LOL but wasn't sure if you had used the big shot - if you have which do you like for cutting fabric and why? ty , pamela
@Arisaema55 Thanks so much. :o)
I'm wondering if I could use my sewing magnet to do the same thing? It would form the straight edge next to the foot just the same.
Does this work on you Juki DX5? It doesn't appear to stay flat and leans back when the foot is up and fabric doesn't feed. I couldn't get any of the adapters to work can you please give me your advice. Thanks.
I recently came across this in the size 5/8. If you have it can you review it or just let me know if it works as well. I want to use it for inserting sleeves in shirts. I always get at least 3 pickers no matter how many pins I use.
You can upload pictures to my facebook page at: facebook{dot}com.craftygemini Glad to help!
Can I use this tool for straight sewing?
will this work with Pfaff's IDT?
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
Great job and +1 to you for explaining the precautions