Sewing Machine Tips

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Check that the thread is being delivered to the machine correctly. Cross wound and straight wound spools need to use different spool pins. Cones n...

We love the wide stitches that our machines give us; beautiful alphabets and sideways stitches but when we want to have a perfect straight stitch ...

You need to support the fabric with some stabiliser, (Stitch n' Tear or ordinary typing paper work well to start with) so that when the machine fo...

This is the most frustrating part of sewing with a sewing machine but is easily rectified when you know how! When you finish a row of stitching, u...

Threads tangle up underneath if the stitch is not able to form correctly. The usual cause is incorrect threading; most often t...

This is a difficult question to answer because the majority of proper servicing goes-on inside the covers of your machine where you can’t see it. ...

This usually requires that the machine’s mechanics have been thoroughly cleaned, re-lubricated with the correct lubricants and properly adjusted t...

This depends upon the type and usage of the machine, however, we recommend having your machine professionally serviced every 3...

Always use a good-quality sewing machine oil and try to use the oil recommended by or supplied by the manufacturer whereverpos...

More often than you might think. We recommendevery 2-3 bobbins of thread or 6-8 hours of use, but it can depend upon the type ...

This depends upon the type of machine. A simple rule isthat wherever there are moving metal parts that rub against each-other, theymust be lubrica...