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This document provides definitions for common sewing machine parts and functions. It explains what automatic thread tension is and how it works to adjust tension for different fabrics. It also defines other key parts like the bobbin, bobbin case, bobbin winder, buttonholes, feed dogs, foot pedal, free arm, integrated drop feed, needle plate, needle up/down function, presser foot, spool holder, and twin needles. In under 3 sentences, it introduces the main components and features of a sewing machine.
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3. Adjustments like stitch length, differential feed ratio, and presser foot lift can be made, and safety precautions include only using the machine for its intended blind stitching purpose and following electrical and physical safety measures.
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This document discusses different types of sewing threads used in the apparel industry. It begins with a brief history of sewing threads, noting they were originally made from animal fur and later linen and silk. Modern threads are often made of cotton or polyester/cotton blends. The document describes characteristics of good sewing threads and various thread types including spun, core-spun, filament, embroidery, and technical threads. Specific polyester/cotton core-spun and embroidery threads are explained in more detail. The document concludes with descriptions of different thread finishes and their intended uses.
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Sewing threads are engineered yarns designed for high-speed sewing machines. They form efficient stitches without breaking. Sewing threads are used in many industries like apparel, leather, upholstery, medical, and more. Thread properties like strength, size, processing, and finishes affect characteristics and cost. Good quality threads have smooth surfaces, uniform thickness, strength, elasticity, and resistance to chemicals and abrasion. Common thread types include cotton, polyester, nylon, rayon, and metallic threads which have different properties suitable for various applications.
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Sewing threads are engineered yarns designed for use in sewing machines. They come in various fiber types including cotton, linen, polyester, rayon, silk, wool, and metallic fibers. Each fiber type has different characteristics making it suitable for different applications. For example, cotton is good for breathability while polyester is durable and nylon is strong. Twist, twist direction, and thickness also impact a thread's performance. Specialty threads include elastic, variegated, and water soluble threads.
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- 2. An automatic function that determines the correct thread tension for the fabric you're using, although it can be re-functioned to your own preference. Automatic Thread Tension
- 3. A small spool for holding the thread in the bottom of the machine. The thread needs to be wound onto the bobbin before you start sewing – although most electric machines have a bobbin- winding function and newer sewing machines often have a drop-in bobbin. Bobbin & Bobbin Case
- 4. This small pin sticks out of the top of the sewing machine and is used to load thread onto the bobbin. Bobbin Winder
- 5. Buttonholes are exactly what you'd expect – the holes in clothing that buttons slot into. Many sewing machines have multiple buttonhole styles, sewing them in either a 1-step or 4-step process. Buttonholes
- 6. A metal plate positioned on the bed of the machine with tiny zigzag teeth that feed the fabric from front to back while you're stitching. As the needle exits the fabric, the feed dogs rise up and grip the fabric against the presser foot, slide backwards and then pull the fabric with them. Some machines have a drop feed dog function, allowing you to manually move the fabric under the needle – this is useful for embroidery and mending. Feed Dogs
- 7. A sewing machine is driven by a belt inside that synchronizes the moving parts so that they work together to form a stitch – the speed of this belt is controlled by a foot pedal positioned on the floor. The more pressure you apply with your foot, the faster the machine will stitch. However, some machines offer a switch that allows you to select a high or low speed setting, giving you greater control of the speed. Foot Pedal
- 8. The free arm allows you to sew longer garments like sleeves and trouser legs. The concept is simple: usually concealed in the bed of the machine, the free arm will pull out into a protruding cylinder shape, thus extending your workspace! Free Arm
- 9. Useful for free machine embroidery, this feature allows your fabric to move more freely through the machine when the feed dogs drop down. Integrated Drop Feed
- 10. The needle plate fits over the feed dog on the bed of the sewing machine and covers the bobbin, with a hole for the needle to pass through. Needle plates usually have lines etched onto them to indicate the measurement away from the needle, helping you to stitch even seams. Needle Plate
- 11. This function enables you to program the needle so that it always finishes in a certain position – either up or down. Needle Up / Down
- 12. This essential feature holds the fabric flat under the needle and against the feed dog to secure your fabric in place. Extremely easy to change, there's a range of different feet available, each with a different purpose. Presser Foot
- 13. This is the pin at the top of the machine that holds the cylindrical plastic reel that carries the thread. Some machines come with two spool holders to allow sewing with two different colors of thread at the same time with a twin needle. Spool Holder
- 14. These needles allow you to stitch two parallel rows at a time for a stronger or more decorative stitch, commonly used to create pin tucks. Twin Needles