Sentence examples for hem width from inspiring English sources

Measure your desired hem width from the bottom of the fabric.

If your total hem width needs to be 1 inch (2.5 cm), then this fold should be 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) wide.

Your hem should have a "fold" inside of it; i.e., it should look something like you folded the bottom of the fabric up an inch or so, then folded that another inch (or whatever hem width you're using).

Using a tape measure or clear ruler, fold up the hem to desired width and pin in the center of the hem.

Add one inch to the width for the hem and add two inches to the length for the hem and waistband.

Determine the desired vertical width of your hem.

Fold the edge up, wrong side facing in, to the desired width of the hem and press the fold together.

Because we live in a world where people tell girls how to dress--down to strap width and skirt hem--so that boys aren't "distracted" in school.

Creepage also reduces the final panel width and makes the hemming radius larger.

Add 5cm to the width and drop for hems.

Turn the hem up again matching the turned up width, while removing the pins as you go, and pin the hem again to make a double-folded hem.