The Tiny Sewing Tool I Wish I'd Found Sooner: the Hump Jumper
Welcome back to Mariana's Diary! This week I want to share a little sewing secret with you. It's tiny, it's simple, and I honestly wish I'd discovered it sooner. It's called a Hump Jumper, and it has made sewing thick seams so much easier for me.
The story behind it
Since I started sewing thicker fabrics, I've come across a familiar little struggle. When you reach a bulky seam, the presser foot wants to tilt as it climbs up over all those layers.
If you sew, you probably know the feeling: you slow right down, hold your breath and hope the machine makes it over without a fuss.
That's when I discovered this small accessory, and it has been a real game changer in my studio.
How the Hump Jumper helps
The idea is lovely and simple. The Hump Jumper helps keep your presser foot level when you're sewing bulky fabrics, so it can pass over those difficult seams without tipping.
It's such a small thing to keep beside the machine, but it makes those tricky moments feel much calmer. I love little tools like this, the ones that quietly make the work more enjoyable.
Did you know this trick?
I'd love to know if you already use one, or if this is new to you too. Sometimes the smallest discoveries are the ones we end up using every single day.
Watch the reel
I filmed a short video showing the Hump Jumper in action. Watch the reel on Instagram, and do tell me in the comments: did you know this trick?
Learn more sewing tips with me
Little tricks like this are exactly the kind of thing I love sharing in my classes. Whether you're taking your very first stitches or you're ready to build on what you already know, you're very welcome to join me:
Until next time
Thank you for being part of this little sewing corner of mine. If you'd like something personalised embroidered just for you, please send me a message. I'd love to hear about your idea. And if you'd like more tips and peeks behind the scenes, come and follow along on Instagram at @marvilembroidery.
With love and thread,
Mariana