Sewing a Circular Hem : Sewing for Dresses

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Sewing a circular hem is something you can do for the top of a skirt, a dress or anything that has a very specific type of finish. Get tips on sewing a circular hem with help from an award-winning, modern American fashion designer in this free video clip.
Expert: Sandra Garratt
Contact: web.me.com/sandragarrattdesign/site
Bio: Sandra Garratt is an award-winning, modern American fashion designer. She graduated with outstanding honors in Fashion Design from FIDM in 1975.
Filmmaker: John Baldino
Series Description: Learning how to sew can be a great way to not only put your own personal stamp on your clothing, but to also save a lot of money. Learn about sewing for dresses with help from an award-winning, modern American fashion designer in this free video series.

[@alisonmaschmeier8850]

Really could have used a demonstration

[@louiselill1528]

For anyone else who watches this video sew a line of stitches all around the hem then press the hem up leaving the stitches to the edge of the hem then when you have finished that then turn up another hem and then press again then sew your hem

[@Kenlin59]

I agree, I was expecting a demonstration.

[@zaradickinson]

I was kind of expecting to be shown how to do this - I could have imagined it myself!

[@milosings123]

Uhhh. Demonstration? Maybe?

[@MeepMeep88]

It's like an art museum with no sculptures or paintings.. Only a description lol

[@izzy8949]

Yes great tips but nothing better than a demo....?!

[@Allthingskait]

I've watched 3 videos so far of people talking without showing us. We watch videos to see not to hear.

[@mistaarious]

She doesn't give any helpful information. That's the same method for any hem.

[@seafoodpizza]

A good explanation.

[@juanitaclifton5740]

Would it be easier to hem at the waist, if it's an elastic waist?

[@vivjackson5497]

Well I still don’t know how to sew a curved hem. I have pressed the hem but it still puckers on the curve. It would have been good to actually see how to avoid this by the lady demonstrating the answer. What she said didn’t work.

[@cynthiapatriciamapute3721]

this video requires a demonstration for beginners

[@Jazz-jg9vo]

Hi I tried to hem a circle skirt with thicker fabric using a but the fold over hems seems to be maki no it pucker. Is it better to fold fabric over once?

[@pilofun1]

The static hurt my ears! I was listening with an earpiece and when the fabric hit your microphone at least twice, the static blasted and really hurt my ears! Also, you need to show the 'trick' to easing the excess fabric when folding and ironing up that hem.

[@paulapower8505]

And you didn't address the 'how'... ?!

[@debbiegiroux6862]

but---how do you do this!!!

[@VicHunting]

helloooo demo?

[@786Peaches]

A demonstration would've been better

[@soniaclarkson3766]

People go onto TH-cam because they need a visual how to.

[@catlover0330]

😑😑 demo plz😑😑

[@euodiachandra9440]

no demostration. dont only talk but show

[@loreniamartinez4959]

Que video tan inservible

[@PianoL0ver1213]

wow.... a lot of people don't know how to iron huh???? Do you guys really need a demo on how to iron -_-

[@Allthingskait]

PianoL0ver1213 Do you even sew? Ironing is easy but when you hem a curve or iron a curve it still bunches up or folds, which is why a demonstration would be nice to show how she prevents that.

[@cynthiathayer3412]

Not helpful