3 BUZZLETT Tailor’s Ham and Seam Roll Set – Premium Tailors Ham for Ironing – Professional Pressing Tools – Linen and Doll Cotton Press Ham for Ironing Smaller Curved Seam

Work well.

Many of the other tailor's hams are made with part polyester fabric, so one cannot use a hot iron on them. This set is cotton and linen, and works well with a hot iron. The tubular one is slightly askew, as if it were not sewn or the stuffing eased into the tube properly. It still mostly works. The main thing is the linen cotton aspect which is very helpful.

Works okay, but the hams are not stuffed very firmly and it feels like a squishy pillow. As a tailor, I need to use something more sturdy.

Do NOT buy this!! A dressmaker’s ham is supposed to be made from a natural fiber like cotton and are super firm, almost hard. They’re usually filled with packed sawdust or something similar to help form seams with heat and pressure . This ham is made of polyester (plastic) and stuffed with poly fill (plastic). First off it is entirely too soft to aid with structure creation via pressure and heat, and second plastic does not disperse the heat properly for this and also compacts, distorts and MELTS under high heat/steam. These things combined render this completely unusable All in all a very disappointing purchase. I got what I paid for, something cheap. Lesson learned.

To make the perfect curve of a mask or shoulder seam everyone must have this. It takes the stress out of having to rearrange fabric to get close to the seam. Comes as a 2 pack of size and shape. High quality, long lasting. Reputable seller.

Nice quality fabric, just the right size, I mainly sew for dolls and make bags so I didn't need a larger one. Would do business with this company again.

These are for ironing seams on a curve. They need to be sturdy to work well. These were both gently stuffed with fluff and are soft like a teddy bear. They won’t work for ironing.

Not good quality but the set serves its purpose. They are kinda lumpy and lopsided with ugly stitching. I probably could’ve made them better myself, but I didn’t want to spend the time on it. They do appear to made of the right materials for pressing and the ham and seam roll serve their intended purpose well enough.