A Blind Stitch Foot is required to do a blind hem.The blind hem stitch is primarily used for hemming curtains, trousers, skirts, etc. Requirements: Presser Foot - Blind Stitch FootThread Tension Control - AutoSteps: First you need to finish the raw edge. Turn the raw edge under on fine fabrics or overcasting it on medium to heavyweight fabrics. Then turn the hem up the required depth, press and pin in place.Now fol
21st Jan 2016
1. Raise the needle to it's highest position by rotating the handwheel toward you.2. Remove the Bobbin cover by pushing the release button, which is located to the right of the cover. The bobbin cover will pop up to allow you to easily remove the cover.3. Insert the wound bobbin making sure the bobbin rotates counterclockwise when you pull on the thread.Note: This is a very important step. If it is not done correctly
21st Jan 2016
If your four step buttonhole symbols are located on the stitch length dial on the front of your machine read the Manual instructions or watch this VIDEOIf your four step buttonhole symbols are located on the pattern selector of your machine read the Automatic Instructions. 4-Step Manual ButtonholesPreparation: Measure the diameter and thickness of your chosen button and add 1/8" for bar tacks and mark the button hole
21st Jan 2016
Choosing the correct needle to sew your projects with is just as important as selecting your fabric and thread. There is a diverse range of needles to suit different types of fabrics.The European metric system for sewing machine needles is numbered from 60 to 110. The American sizing system is numbered from 8 to 18. For both of these sizing systems, the lower number is the finer needle and the higher number is the la
21st Jan 2016
The Singer SwiftSmart Threading System with an Automatic Needle Threader. Simply guide the thread directly from the spool to the needle area through a single groove and thread the needle by simply pressing the lever for effortless threading!When threading your machine using SwiftSmart you have the following options: If your presser foot is up you thread per the manual, holding onto the thread at the start of the proc
21st Jan 2016
Start the new year with style by adding this gorgeous Lattice Tote Bag to your collection! Materials Needed:
1¼ yard Fabric A - Sturdy Cotton Fabric (Tote Body, straps and lattice)⅛ yard Fabric B - Contrast cotton for inset1 yard Fabric C - cotton for lining1½ yard fusible interfacing1 yard cotton filler cord (narrow - about ⅛”) 4 spools or cones all-purpose thread to match fabric inset color4 spool or c
2nd Jan 2016
Nap refers to the raised fibers on the surface of a fabric. These fibers naturally run one direction or the other. On pile fabrics, such as corduroy or velvet, you can feel the nap. Fleece, faux fur, suede, leather, brushed cotton, some knits, terry and velveteen are all napped fabrics.Rub your hand along the surface of the fabric. If the fabric feels rough, the nap is running in the opposite direction - you are rubb
15th Dec 2015
This easy to make clutch features cover stitching on the flap to attach the ribbon detail. Although the cover stitch is most often used for hemming and edging is can also be used for decorative embellishment. Try it with contrasting thread colours for a dramatic effect!Materials Needed:
60cm fabric for purse
60cm fabric for lining
80cm lightweight fusible interfacing
80cm h
5th Dec 2015
Create monogrammed market bags to co-ordinate with your entire wardrobe! Personalise the bag by designing a large monogram using HyperFont and Editing software of your Singer Futura Sewing and Embroidery Machine.Great for hens and bridal parties! Materials Needed:
One 20” x 32” fabric for outside of bag
One 20” x 32” fabric for lining
One 20” x 32” firm fusible fabric interfacing
20th Oct 2015