1. Run thread thru first hook. 2. Then run down to the tension knob. 3. With your index finger, lightly push the wire loop upward. 4. Bring thread around around the hook. Then release the wire hook. 5. Bring the thread back up to the lever. 6. Bring the thread back down to the thread clip. 7. Bring the thread back down the needle thread clip. 8. Now insert the thread into the front of the needle. 9. Make sure to pull the thread at least 1 inches away before sewing.
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This took me about a hour and a half to make. more clothing videos to come so subscribe if you like what you see! I just wanted to mention this is a no sew for me because of my fabric choice. If your using any other material besides that then the kind I’m using your going to need to hem the edges.
Ready to sew your first project? Designer Pat Sloan demonstrates the basics of using a sewing machine. In this video you’ll find out more about what kind of feet you’ll need, threading the machine and what your stitches should look like.
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