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What rhymes with sewing?
Words that rhyme with sewing: blowing,Boeing,crowing,flowing,glowing,goinggrowing,hoeing,knowing,lowingmowing,owing,rowing,showing,slowing,snowing,sowing,stowing,throwingtoei…ng,towing, (MORE)
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What is serge in sewing?
Serging is a way to finish a raw fabric edge to keep it from fraying. A Serger cuts the fabric edge as it goes through and sews an over-lock stitch that creates a clean,… nice, professional look. You can look at on the inside seams of most of your clothes and see where serging has been done. (MORE)
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How do you sew in hair?
Answer First, you need a hook hair needle and hair thread. You must wash and dry your hair. Then have then section you want extentions in braided in cornro…ws. Then, you take the extentions and measure them according to whatever section you want the hair sewn into. Cut the extention to fit the measurement. You then place the extenions on the cornrow and sew around the cornrow and the extention. (MORE)
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How do you sew?
take a needle and a thread and put the thread through the hole (also known as the 'eye') in the needle. Tie a knot at the end of the thread and put the needle through the …material and pull until the knot gets to the material. put it back through the material and pull. keep on repeating these instructions until you get to the end of the material and you will find a dotted strip of thread left behind. and remember to knot it up at the end! (MORE)
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What is salvage in sewing?
I think you mean "selvage". That is the raw edge of the woven fabric..
When you buy a length of fabric, selvage refers to the edge NOT cut..
Some fabrics have a more finishe…d selvage edge than others, for example velvet versus cotton knit. (MORE)
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What is a sewing gauge?
A sewing gauge is a small ruler about 6 inches in length. It has a sliding marker that is set to a specific measurement and comes in handy when measuring the same length… repeatedly (for example when marking a hem). (MORE)
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What is importance of sewing?
Sewing is important because it is all around us. It holds together almost all of the clothing that you own. It also is an important social activity, since people who sew o…ften sew in groups or share tips with each other. (MORE)
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How can you learn how to sew?
Learning to Sew Here are answers and opinions from FAQ Farmers: * Yes it is good to go to different websites but my opinion with starting is to go for hands on cla…sses to learn the finer details which is very important. Your preparation with anything is the good end result of your final product. * After a couple of classes when you feel comfortable with the basics of sewing you can use web links for more advance projects and it will only then make more sense to you. * You must first understand what is a flat seems, open seems, top stitching, sewing corners, buttonholes etc. There are a lot of different things which is basic but very important to know, otherwise you'll get frustrated and despondent and stop sewing. * Hi, I learned sewing from my mom and going out in the world and learning it my heart let nature glide you along. (MORE)
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What is a sewing thread?
Thread is the name for the string used in sewing. It is usually very thin, so that it is easily put through the eye of a needle and pulled through fabric. It is sold in ma…ny colors, and in many different weights. (MORE)
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What is jamming in sewing?
When someone experiences a "jam" while sewing, this usually refers to their sewing machine "jamming" or locking up. A sewing machine has many moving parts. These can jam when… fabric or thread gets caught in the parts, preventing them from moving. When the machine jams, it often makes loud straining or clicking noises as the gears attempt to keep moving. If your sewing machine jams, immediately stop sewing. Carefully move your fabric out from under the needle. If the sewing machine jams with the needle down, carefully jiggle the fly wheel (the hand crank on the right side of the machine) back and forth to loosen the threads. This usually works, and allows you to lift the needle. Clip the threads, and move your project out of the way. Unthread the machine by removing the top thread and the bobbin. Look for any stray threads in the bobbin housing, and remove them. Carefully rotate the fly wheel to check for any obstructions. These obstructions are usually around the bobbin and under the needle. If the fly wheel rotates fully without catching, then the obstructions have been cleared away. Re-thread the top thread and bobbin, and continue sewing. Jams usually happen when the sewing machine is not threaded properly. Make sure that your top thread follows the proper path, and is fed through the tension disks at the top of the machine. Check your sewing machine manual to make sure that the thread feeds off your bobbin in the proper direction. If you are still having problems with jamming in your sewing machine, oil the machine and replace the needle. The needle may be bent or have a bur that is causing the thread to catch, creating the jam. If, after re-threading your machine multiple times, oiling the machine, and replacing the needle, you still have problems with the machine jamming, take your machine in for service. The service tech will be able to find any problems and bring your machine back to working order. (MORE)