Coverstitch(hemming) over a seam hump

How to go over a thick seam when using hemming with a coverstich.
The issues is when you are hemming you are on 2 or 3 layers and you come upon a seam, that is either serged or sewn, it can be between, 4 to 6 or more layers of fabric then the 2 or 3 you started at. Depending on how the seam was sewn and finished.
You need to make a hump jumper the added thickness of the seam.
In this video, I did a double fold hem, and used a sewing machine to do a sewn then pressed the seam allowances to one side a topstitched the seam, so the double folded hem area is 3 layers and the top stitched seam is 9 layers.
I made a hump jumper out of the same fabric 6 layers thick to put under the presser foot to even out the foot when going over the thick seam.

[@CarolBrett]

You have no idea how much your tip has transformed my coverstitching results. I cannot thank you enough.

[@irenedale5256]

Thankyou. This was the most helpful tip I’ve found for this annoying problem.

[@veraorthlieb]

This is just what I needed to know. Thanks for making this video.

[@maryt2887]

Excellent solution!

[@maryleibforth7453]

Love this hint! Thank you!

[@pattiworkman5369]

This is great! I've been trying to figure this problem out for awhile! Now I don't have to settle for "wonky" stitching. Thank you!!!

[@debbiewilding5455]

Thanks very helpful

[@keishagist1846]

Mr. Needle Breaker, Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I appreciate You!

[@lniebla]

This is great! Thanks for sharing

[@giovaandino22]

Thanks so much!

[@alisenwilliams]

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[@MagieLamp]

nahim chillin this aint even a real cover… downvoted