Types of Sewing Machine
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The document describes several types of sewing machines, including domestic sewing machines that can be run by foot or electric power, industrial lockstitch sewing machines with automatic lubrication used for mass production, overedging sewing machines that finish raw edges, embroidery sewing machines for decorative stitches, buttonholer machines that make buttonholes, button attachment machines that attach buttons, double needle machines that reinforce seams for clothing construction, and bartacking machines that reinforce pocket openings and closings.
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- Proper cleaning involves removing dust from exposed parts and cleaning the tension regulator, take-up lever, bobbin case, and machine surfaces with a soft cloth.
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The document discusses basic hand stitches for sewing including:
1) Back stitch - resembles machine stitching and strengthens seams;
2) Basting - holds fabric temporarily in place until permanently stitched;
3) Running stitch - involves pushing the needle in and out of the fabric in even stitches;
4) Outline stitch - similar to back stitch but slanted, overlapping each stitch;
5) Blanket stitch - involves putting the needle through the fabric edge and under the thread;
6) Catch stitch - used for flat hems, taking tiny stitches beyond the hem edge.
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The document provides instructions for various basic hand sewing techniques used in garment construction, including temporary and permanent stitches. Temporary stitches like even and uneven basting are used to hold pieces together before permanent stitches. Permanent stitches include the running stitch, back stitch, and hemming. Hemming secures folded edges and is inconspicuous. Slip hemming is invisible but less strong. Knotted hemming forms knots around each stitch to create a very strong seam. Mastering basic hand stitches is an important sewing skill.
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This document provides instructions for taking a client's body measurements accurately to create well-fitting clothing. It defines girth and length measurements and lists specific body parts to measure, including the shoulder, bust, waist, hips, armhole, arm, back figure, front figure, bust point height, sleeve length, skirt length and pants length. Rules are given, such as using a non-stretch tape measure and taking measurements with the client in undergarments. Accurate measurements are important for producing correctly sized patterns and garments.
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1. The document discusses various tools used in sewing including measuring tools like tape measures and rulers, cutting tools like shears and scissors, marking tools like chalk and pencils, and sewing tools like needles, thread, and thimbles.
2. It also describes the major parts of a lockstitch sewing machine including the head, arm, bed, feed dog, needle, and bobbin as well as types of sewing machines for different tasks.
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- Proper cleaning involves removing dust from exposed parts and cleaning the tension regulator, take-up lever, bobbin case, and machine surfaces with a soft cloth.
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This document discusses important tools used for dressmaking and tailoring. It identifies key measuring tools like tape measures, rulers, sewing gauges, and yardsticks that are essential for taking accurate body and garment measurements. Cutting tools such as bent handled shears, pinking shears, scissors, seam rippers, and thread clippers are also outlined as important for precision cutting of fabrics and threads. Maintaining high quality stainless steel cutting tools and periodically sharpening them is advised.
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The document discusses basic hand stitches for sewing including:
1) Back stitch - resembles machine stitching and strengthens seams;
2) Basting - holds fabric temporarily in place until permanently stitched;
3) Running stitch - involves pushing the needle in and out of the fabric in even stitches;
4) Outline stitch - similar to back stitch but slanted, overlapping each stitch;
5) Blanket stitch - involves putting the needle through the fabric edge and under the thread;
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The document provides instructions for various basic hand sewing techniques used in garment construction, including temporary and permanent stitches. Temporary stitches like even and uneven basting are used to hold pieces together before permanent stitches. Permanent stitches include the running stitch, back stitch, and hemming. Hemming secures folded edges and is inconspicuous. Slip hemming is invisible but less strong. Knotted hemming forms knots around each stitch to create a very strong seam. Mastering basic hand stitches is an important sewing skill.
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The document discusses different types of sewing machines. It describes lockstitch sewing machines which can be foot or electric powered and are used domestically. It also mentions hi-speed lockstitch sewing machines which are straight stitch machines or industrial machines. An over edging machine finishes raw edges while an embroidery machine makes fancy stitches. A button holer machine makes buttonholes, a button attachment machine attaches buttons, and a double needle machine is used for inseams. A bartacking machine reinforces pocket openings.
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Common sewing machine troubles
This document lists common sewing machine problems, their causes, and remedies. It discusses issues like skipped stitches, unbalanced stitches, staggered stitches, and variable stitch density. The causes outlined include things like thread tension problems, incorrect needle or thread sizes, fabric flagging, and damage to machine parts. The recommended remedies involve adjusting tensions, replacing worn parts, using the proper thread sizes and types, and addressing issues with the fabric.
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This document discusses the main parts and types of sewing machines. It describes sewing machines as machines that stitch fabric and other materials together with thread. It identifies three main types: hand operated, treadle, and electric. It also distinguishes between domestic and industrial sewing machines, noting that domestic machines are for individuals and light fabrics while industrial machines are heavy-duty and faster. The document then provides detailed descriptions and images of the key parts of a hand operated sewing machine, including the arm, bed, balance wheel, feed dogs, presser foot, and bobbin.
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The document provides instructions for various hand stitches including running stitch, backstitch, stem stitch, herringbone stitch, blanket stitch, buttonhole stitch, tack stitches, couching stitch, French knot, bullion knot, fly stitch, satin stitch, shadow stitch, overcast stitch, overhand stitch, and padding stitches. Each stitch is defined and the method for making the stitch is described through both text and diagrams. Common uses of the stitches include seaming, hemming, embroidery, basting, and reinforcing fabric edges.
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This document provides instructions for taking a client's body measurements accurately to create well-fitting clothing. It defines girth and length measurements and lists specific body parts to measure, including the shoulder, bust, waist, hips, armhole, arm, back figure, front figure, bust point height, sleeve length, skirt length and pants length. Rules are given, such as using a non-stretch tape measure and taking measurements with the client in undergarments. Accurate measurements are important for producing correctly sized patterns and garments.
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Types of Sewing Machine
- 1. Types of Sewing Machine
- 2. It is also called “Domestic Sewing Machine”. It is run by foot and may also be converted to electric power Lockstitch Sewing Machine
- 3. This is sometimes called “industrial sewing machine”. It has automatic lubrication and Hi Speed Lockstitch Sewing Machine
- 4. It finishes the raw edges of the pattern for construction. Over Edging Sewing Machine
- 5. This is used in making diff. Kinds of embroidery stitches on fabric such as barong tagalog, Embroidery Sewing Machine
- 6. This is used in making buttonholes on garments. Buttonholer Machine
- 7. This is used in attaching buttons on garments. Button Attachment Machine
- 8. This is used in the construction of the different kinds of clothing especially for Double Needle Machine
- 9. This is used in reinforcing the opening and closing of pockets. Bartacking Machine