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I'm glad you found it. I'm sorry I haven't added any video yet. I will. I haven't set up my stuff yet. Lol 😆

You're welcome

Thank you. Re: foot, I use a variety of feet. I am a fan of feet with guides, whether they be metal or plastic. They come in different guide sizes. Please check your favourite online store, and surely you'll find one or two.

@@lolopeetsewstudio thank you. i have a small collection myself. this one in this particular video looks kinf like it walks but also nothing like the walking foot i have. it looks like it would be very precise.

Oh cool. Great technique. The result I'm sure is awesome.

Yes, the walking foot machine makes this procedure a bit easier. The bumps are easier to sew on over. The regular industrial lockstitch machine will suffice, but always be wary of the bump/joint. Take it easy and go really slowly, otherwise you'll end up with either a bent or snapped needle. Sometimes threads might form a "towel" bunch underneath the layers of fabric. I use 18 gauge (or higher) needles for any thick material.

I'm glad I could help even a bit.

I'm sure you can do it. Sometimes it takes two or more tries. Sometimes it takes just one. All the best.

Thank you. I use the presser foot P351K on a regular basis, on thin to medium thick fabrics.

I am (we are) glad you've gotten into sewing. Your approach to learning is similar to what I've employed myself. At the time I was learning, there was no YT. No social media. I had no books to learn off from. But, I had a relative and friends who gave me tips. Not complete lessons though. That's why my knowledge is so limited. Nonetheless, their contributions were important. I encourage you to practise what you've learned so far, and often. You'll get better that way.

Thank you. Estudiando español pero todavía no es bueno. Tal vez en un año seré bueno escribiendo, leyendo y hablando español.

Greetings from Vancouver, B.C.

@@lolopeetsewstudio excelente. Felicidades por estar aprendiendo.

Gracias. Haré mi mejor esfuerzo para aprender.

Hello din

Thank you for your appreciation.

No worries. Now I know what you mean. And also, thank you for your kind words. Anyway, it might be difficult to give you information just through words. It's better, in my opinion, with pictures and/or videos. I am planning on making a video related to your question, but I can't at the moment. It's because I am on a long vacation and away from my workshop. The soonest I could do it , might be in December. I am so sorry.

I'd really like to give you a correct answer, but first, please give me more information. I feel I can give you assistance if I get more info.

Thank you so much.

Experiment with different types, thicknesses, colours and brands of threads. With experimentations come a few issues, so be ready to do some adjustments on the top (tension regulator, thread guides) and bottom thread (bobbin tension).

I would just experiment with different types and thicknesses. Sometimes the rules don't apply to certain fabrics or materials. You'll be doing a few adjustments with upper and lower tensions, eventually. I always do.

@@lolopeetsewstudio For tour stretch denim (98% cotton 2% elastane) do I need a ballpoint needle to sew or a round point needle?

Four stretchy materials, I always use ballpoints. FYI, I started using ballpoints a while ago, on any type of fabric. I liked the results.

@@lolopeetsewstudio @lolo peet Hi. A bobbin question I'm using tex 40 bobbin thread for my tex 80 topstitch thread on a twin needle machine. For the life of me the bobbin thread keep cutting off and won't continously lockstitch with topstitch thread. I'll get a few stitches in before the topstitch thread stop looping and I have to open up the machine constantly to pull the bobbin thread through the slots, groves and spring over and over to get the top thread to catch bobbin thread. Any advice?

@@IEXECUTIVE Re: bobbin thread take-up. Tips: Check your needle positioning. Replace needle with a bigger number (bigger needle eye). Adjust, re-adjust upper thread tension. Adjust, re-adjust bobbin thread tension. Switch to a thread with higher tex. At least 45. Switch upper thread to a lower tex. T69/70? Check upper thread routing/guides. Check bobbin case insertion into the bobbin case receptor. Check for looseness/improper seating. Hope you solve your issues.

It's a Consew. Premier series. P1206RB.

@@lolopeetsewstudio. In terms of threads. I'm using a Perma Core tkt 36 (tex 80) What thread size should I use for my looping thread? I've also been told to use tkt 27/25 (tex 100/105) for my denim jeans with tkt 50 looper thread. Is that accurate?

I have no rules really when it comes to what thread thickness to use for the top or the bobbin. For me as long as 1. It looks good. 2. It doesn't give me any stitch problems.

Thank you.

Korek ka diyan Normie.

No worries. Thank you too.

Hi. Nabili ko ito sa Amazon. Isang set. Different sizes. Naka-tyempo ako ng "sale". Pero mayroon din ang Aliexpress...kung may branch sila sa Pinas.