Do you sometimes find it difficult to sew a straight line?
Some channels merrily stitch a Singer perfect straight line cheerful while on the radio, while others of us work so hard at it with great concentration and get so frustrated when the results from the end looked like the wanderings of a drunken spider. We leave at the end of needles to entangle the bobbin thread and then feel completely give up sewing.
Well, there's no need for all that, as I will show you a very simple waylearn how to stitch a straight line.
Sit comfortably on your sewing machine, take the thread and the bobbin and take your foot off the pedal.
Take a piece of the firm pad of paper and place the bulk of the paper on the left side of the machine needle.
By turning the handwheel by hand until the needle is almost in the paper
Measure 1.5cm or 5/8in from the tip of the needle on the right edge of the paper. This is your seam allowance and is usuallyStandard on most models with tissue.
Now, stitch, keep your eyes on the distance between the side of the presser foot and the edge of the paper and keep the same distance as you stitch along. This is a perfect seam with the exact width of the seam allowance.
Never go to the needle up and down, see, you'll feel dizzy or even feel sick.
If you do not have a seam or measuring guide on the bed of your sewing machine, place a piece ofBand next to the ruler of paper. You have a permanent guide to the edge of the fabric running along.
Now try the same with some substance.
Cut two pieces of fabric specimen about 20cm (8in) x 30cm (12in) and pin edges together.
With tailor's chalk, draw two horizontal lines about 6 cm (2 1/2in) from top to bottom and top of the bottom of the sample.
Practice seams between the rows to keep the stitch lines 1.5cm or 5/8in apart.Think you reverse it, and cut loose threads at the beginning and end of each seam.
In another piece of fabric samples to draw big "S" and "W" shapes practice and seams to form a few times to keep the seam allowance the same width as you stitch. You may have to pivot at the corners.
To reduce the pivot, take the needle into the fabric, lift the presser foot and turn the fabric, so he turned the corner.
Lower the presser foot and continue sewing. They are used,This type of realignment much in your sewing endeavors.
If you practice these simple exercises that you will soon be able to just sew precise lines. Keep your samples in a safe place, so in a few months, you can look back and see how much of your sewing machine has improved. This feedback provides the mirror image of what can be achieved, great motivation for the exercise and improving your existing sewing skills.
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