Sewing with the Adjustable Hemmer

Sewing with the adjustable hemmer on my 1950 Singer Featherweight. Part 7 in Featherweight Skill Series by Pamelyn Baim; see the entire series at pamelynspostings.blogspot.com

[@chevydude658]

This is the best demo I've seen of this foot. I have avoided learning this feature because I just couldn't seem to make sense out of the manual. I've got 2 featherweights, a 301, a 66, 99, 15, a 201, a 127, and a 401!! And I STILL hadn't learned to use this silly thing! LOL! Thanks a million for a clear and easy to understand demonstration.

[@carbeth153]

Best I've heard this explained Pamelyn, Thank you.

[@marjorierutimann8577]

Thank you! Like others commenting here, I’m happy to have found your demonstration - the clearest I’ve found. And you’re right! It’s a genius little gizmo.

[@dudenaz]

Very straight forward and concise - Thank You!

[@UYTRELLO]

Thanks, thanks, thanks!. I was waiting for a video tutorial like yours to make my hammer foot less troublesome, useful!

[@hemnhawg]

you do a good job explaining it......so far better than others i have seen

[@kwilson962]

Much better explanation than in the manual for my 1956 Singer. Thank you!

[@lifeboath]

Thanks so much. I bought a vintage cabinet and its contents, which included this adjustable hemmer. Had to ask FB friends what it even was. Your video was very helpful, and I am ready to try.

[@944gemma]

Excellent video. Thank you.

[@lizziel4876]

Very useful explanation of where the fabric goes underneath the foot. I just wish the camera was better positioned so I could see what's going on as you sew.

[@luciancatanescu9013]

for demonstration purpose its better for us to see if you
use dark colored tread on light colored fabric.

[@SuperModerngranny]

can this also be used on a curve?