How to Properly Feed Fabric for a Straight Stitch
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Tips on how to feed fabric into a walking foot sewing machine to achieve a nice straight stitch that does not deviate much.
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Deluxe 5 1/2" Magnetic Sewing Guide: www.sailrite.c...
As a beginner, this is the best advice i have ever received
Glad we could help!
See I was under the impression I had to feed it through fast and had to drag it with my hands on the backside of my machine. Thanks for this :)
Great tip...& That voice 😁 I can watch sailrite videos all day lol thanks for the quality content
same here
Very helpful, thanks!
Well stated. Nice shirt by the way!
Good video.
Good advice! 👏👏👏👏
Sew that's been one of my problems with longer runs 😁
It seems like common sense but I would never have known.
Will you be having a Easter or 4th sale on this machine? Thanks
Yes, we will. In fact we often have sales about once every other week. Check out our website banner at the top of the home page for the current sale (if any): www.sailrite.com
What is your stitch length when you are sewing
This machine is set up to sew 6mm.
How do you stop sewing shrinkage in the seam? Especially large fabric pieces or heavy fabric? Linda
Hi Linda, You can't stop it, but you can sometime reduce it. So, when sewing long fabric pieces you need to provide extra length before sewing, so when it shrinks up you still have the desired finished size. Here is a great video on that subject: ruclips.net/video/v9jKANRy0LA/видео.html I hope this helps, Eric
@@SailriteDIY Hi Eric, thanks for the video link. All very valid points. I'm not a fan of a shrunk up seam and the body of the article correct length. This will cause bagging and distortion.
Do you use a fabric feeders that attach onto the back of the machine? If so how good are they? Linda
@@lindadawber5667 Sewing machines with fabric feeders (rollers) behind the needle feed, help to pull in heavy assemblies. When sewing large sails they can be helpful, but we do not use them as they are usually used a very large sewing machines.
@@SailriteDIY Ok thanks 🌞