Pixieshouse
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- Joined
- May 1, 2006
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I HATE hemming circles, but I'll tell you what I do. Usually, I iron in the hem & turn it under & iron again before I start to sew it, but on a circle I can't seem to make that work. It just makes a mess for me. So instead, I iron in the regular hem & then as I sew I turn it under. It's still never completely smooth, but I think that's because I'm just not patient enough to go that slow.
Another option is to use bias tape. You fold out one edge of the bias tape * sew it to the RIGHT side of the skirt in the crease from the fold. Then you turn the bias tape to the wrong side & sew it down.
I have been hemming my circle skirts with the hemming foot that I picked up. That thing is SLICK! Once you get the hang of it and it only took me 1 or 2 trys to get it. It just zips along and folds and rolls the hem for you.
Oh I picked mine up at Hancocks