An electric sewing machine requires good eye and hand coordination. The speed of the machine is controlled by a food pedal. The user of the machine must be tall enough to sit comfortably in front of the machine and have their feet on the ground to control the foot pedal. By approximately fourth or fifth grade, most children have the physical coordination to use a sewing machine, and are old enough to recognize that the sharp needle can harm them if their hands or fingers get too close to the needle. Children should use an electric sewing machine only while being supervised by an adult.
A number of sewing machine manufacturers have designed sewing machines for very young children. Some of these are powered by a hand crank and some are electric. The manufacturers print the recommended age for users of the machine on the front of the machine's packaging.
Needle and thread. Sewing machine.
well it depends on what sort of sewing machine it is it should say on the packaging of the sewing machine.
Singer Sewing Co 7442 30 Stitch Sewing Machine would be a great sewing machine to use to make baby dresses.
Use plastic to cover the sewing.
a needle or a sewing machine and thread.
Sewing machine
use a sewing machine
Sewing peoples clothes before there was stores to buy them at.
The sewing machine let women sew more quickly and efficiently. During the 1800's the use of the sewing machine by women led to the mass production of clothing.
yes because we still use sewing machines today so without the inventor we wouldn't be able to use them. if you use a sewing machine then yes - the inventor affects you
A tailor may use a sewing machine for a few reasons. It saves time, as a sewing machine sews much more quickly than hand sewing. Also, a sewing machine makes interlocking stitches, making the stitch tighter and more durable. Lastly, a sewing machine offers more options for sewing - stitch length, width, zig-zags, etc. - that either can't be done by hand, or would be very difficult to do.
there hard to use