DIFFERENT TYPES OF SEWING MACHINE
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This document discusses 9 different types of sewing machines, including their uses and key features. It describes lockstitch sewing machines that are commonly used at home and by tailors, as well as overedging machines, embroidery machines, button holer machines, button attachment machines, double needle machines, and bartacking machines - each specialized for different sewing tasks like finishing edges, embroidery, buttonholes, and pocket reinforcement. A well-selected sewing machine suited for the specific job requirements is important for achieving good results.
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