How to Thread a Sewing Machine
by Annie Roonie
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 9:11
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 06/18/2007
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 43 MB
In this lesson Ann explains the pieces and controls of a sewing machine as well as how to thread it using three different models as examples.
About this Author
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- Annie Roonie
- 3 lessons
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06/11/2007
I love fabric. And sewing machines. I have 500 sq. feet of fabric in big plastic tubs and 9 sewing machines. It seemed logical to start teaching sewing lessons in order to pay for the care and feeding of my fabric and machines so I opened The Stitching Studio in Austin, Tx. Visit me on the web at http://www.homesewnow.com and of course - download a MindBite!
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- What am I doing wrong?
- 12/05/2008
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I recently inherited a Brother, 1950's sewing machine and I can't wait to use it...correctly. I feel like I'm doing all the steps right, threading the bobbin and the top thread but the top thread always jams in the bottom bobbin clasp. I read some forums and found out that I should hold the thread out to the left before starting to sew. This has been working so far but is there another thing that I'm missing?
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- Clear cut instructions
- 06/18/2007
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I thought this was a very clear and easy to follow lesson. Although I've been sewing for a number of years, I learned some terminology through watching this lesson. The instructor seemed quite knowledgeable.
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I recently inherited a Brother, 1950's sewing machine and I can't wait to use it...correctly. I feel like I'm doing all the steps right, threading the bobbin and the top thread but the top thread always jams in the bottom bobbin clasp. I read some forums and found out that I should hold the thread out to the left before starting to sew. This has been working so far but is there another thing that I'm missing?
I thought this was a very clear and easy to follow lesson. Although I've been sewing for a number of years, I learned some terminology through watching this lesson. The instructor seemed quite knowledgeable.