CLOVER Roll & Press, Light Blue

This seam roller works fantastic!! I'd been a fan of Clover products for many years, so naturally I wanted this one. However I came across the other brand's roller that was less expensive and had way more reviews(it was a wooden roller). So I bought both to see which one would work better for me. I use this for making clothing, bags/pouches/wallets, and quilting.The result?? Clover won big time!!! I mean, really, a huge difference between the two. The other brand's wooden roller was not smooth at all, and it didn't press well, so using my fingernail to press the seam worked better than the wooden one. I honestly think other brands were sold more only because they were cheaper. My suggestion for you is spend extra dollars for this Clover's roller and be satisfied with the result.

I’m not sure where this has been all my life, but I’m sure loving it now. Such a simple little tool but boy does it come in handy. No more going to the ironing board to press open small seams. This does it perfectly! Highly recommend if you are a sewer/quilter like me.

as I get older, it was becoming difficult to finger press... Well, now, I have the right tool for the right job. easy to use love this

I have been making bags for some time now. I always wanted a tool like this. So when I saw this item, I purchased it rather quickly without much thinking. Then when it was arriving, I almost thought this must be too small for my fat hands. However when I used it, I was pleasantly surprised. It is well designed and very easy to use. very glad I made the purchase. It will be a handy tool in my sewing process. Thank you !

It's a handy tool, when you don't have fingernails for creasing.

It really pressed open my seams.

I was destroying my nails doing "finger pressing" when sewing, so this roller does a great job of instantly pressing a seam FLAT right at my machine. And for those super-thick seams on bags, I use this to roll them flatter, which helps them sew much easier. Very light and easy to use. I use it on everything - cotton, vinyl, canvas, etc.

I got one of these as well as the hard plastic angled one without the wheel. I prefer the fixed one (no wheel) for my English paper piecing. This one is more difficult to maneuver, and I consistently get uneven seam allowance presses out of it. It can be useful for garments, as it leaves a pretty crisp seam, but you have to pay close attention to what you are doing. The wheel has a bit of a bevel, unlike some wooden once I have used. The bevel pushes the fabric to the side if you don't already have it pressed, making this tool nearly pointless. I just can't get used to it.