I cut my fabric 24" x 14". In my mind, this was a nice size for placing across your lap. You can cut them the size you want. |
Press the hem down. (Do only one side at a time.) |
Run another line of glue stick along the turned under hem and repeat turning and pressing. Now you have a double turned hem ready to sew. |
I am SUCH a fan of glue and also Wonder tape! The tape works perfectly in keeping zippers in place before stitching, and glue is great in preparing applique pieces for stitching, too. Never thought to use it for hemming napkins so I appreciate the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial....I have been wanting to make some of these. Gots a question, tho --- how easy/hard is it to get the glue off your iron? Inquiring minds, and all that! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat trick! Thanks a million...and all the hours of hemming stuff.
ReplyDeleteWell isn't that a great tutorial!!! Thanks for Sharing Linda you always have the neatest ideas!
ReplyDeleteI use glue for everything in the sewing room - haven't thought of this though so thanks! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteGreat tip...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI used to use glue all the time when I was sewing home decorating items. Great tip for the napkins, 16 is a lot to do!
ReplyDeleteI dearly love my glue stick, lol - yes it does make it so much faster!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda. You ave some great time saving ideas. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove this idea...thank you for sharing...I need all the tricks I can get this time of year...way too much on my plate. HUGS!
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