Using The Pull Thread Method To Cut & Hem Voiles & Sheers Perfectly

It's already a well known technique in professional curtain and drapery workrooms to pull a single thread in voiles, sheers and net curtain fabrics to get a perfectly straight line to cut to. Most woven plain voiles can be accurately cut this way but did you know you can also mark your hem fold lines using the same method?

In this quick tip I show you how to accurately pull a thread to cut along, repeat the process to create the folds for a perfect hem and then I also show you how I machine sew the hems to get a super smooth stitch line.

Fabric featured is Ian Mankin Padstow Voile here: https://www.ianmankin.co.uk/padstow-l...
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To skip to a particular section please refer to the timestamps below.

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05:28 - Introduction
01:06 - Measuring and pulling threads to get size of voile
03:29 - Cutting along pulled thread line
05:11 - Pulling threads to mark side hems
06:58 - Turning & pressing side hems
10:30 - Pulling threads to mark bottom hem
12:11 - Turning & pressing bottom hem
15:12 - Machine sewing hems
18:17 - Final pressing of hems
20:42 -Images of finished voile


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