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Top 5 Reasons To Learn Sewing

Sewing consists of several different areas. There’s sewing by hand, garment sewing, and quilting to name a few. This only shows how useful this skill really is, despite the fact that many people take it for granted. There are plenty of reasons why many people fail to finish their sewing projects or worse, get started with them. Threading a machine and inserting zippers all seem too tall an order, but with enough practice and dedication, every sewing technique out there can definitely be mastered. In fact, you don’t need to have superior sewing and quilting skills to create extraordinary pieces of art. You can easily turn your house into a home, one that reflects your unique personality. The following are the top reasons why everyone should learn how to sew and quilt. Unique DIY Home Decor With the right sewing know-how, you can turn the nondescript rooms of your home into ones worthy of getting featured in a magazine. It doesn’t take much skill and time to create home ...

Different Parts Of A Sewing Machine And Their Function

Knowing the different parts of a sewing machine is essential when it comes to sewing. Whether you are using a simple straight-stitch type or computerized sewing system, these machines are made of many important parts that work together to ultimately, create a stitch. Here are some common parts and their functions that you need to be familiar with. Spool Pin It is located on the top of the arm that holds the spool in place and controls the direction of the thread while it feeds through the machine. Spool Cap It is placed at the end of a spool pin to keep the spool in place. Handwheel It is used to manually control the upward and downward movement of the needle. It is mostly used for sewing thick cloth and fabric by pulling the thread of the bobbin up through the needle plate to carefully sew the fabric. Bobbin Winder It can be found in the front, top, or end of the machine that is used to wind the thread on the bobbin. Thread Guide It directs and holds the thread ...