🍀 Clover Hot Hemmer Sewing Tool 7806 Review

As with the hot ruler, there is a learning curve to using it properly. I place the fabric just behind where I really want my edge and press down quickly, then remove the hem and press longer again for a stronger, more defined line. Since it's a bit thick, if you try to iron the edge exactly along the line, it will end up being too short if you don't take into account the thickness of the tool itself. Once you learn how to do it this way, it's a great tool to have in your sewing basket along…

Hmmm. I'm on the fence about it. I sew children's clothes for a living, so I sew all day, every day. I needed something to help with filing. I used a piece of cardboard with measurements on it to help me line it but over time it got messed up. I wanted something stronger. With this product you can get a nice edge in the size you want. However, I'm not sure about the felt material it's made of. The good thing is that the fabric doesn't move, so you get the right crease. BUT, because it holds the

I LOVE this hemmer. This makes ironing the edges much easier than using a regular hem template: simply fold the fabric over one of the edges to the desired mark and iron. And it doesn't get hot, so you can handle it without waiting. I would give it 5 stars except for one thing: This hem is thin and doesn't crease sharply. Some fabrics need to be ironed with the hem inwards and then the hem is immediately removed and re-ironed to give a more defined crease. The material of this seam is quite…