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What is the difference between modern day and old day sewing machines?
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The difference between a modern day sewing machine and an olden day sewing machine is the modern day sewing machines are powered by electric and not done by hand.
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What is the difference between sewing with a machine and hand sewing?
Using a sewing machine is a lot quicker and often neater than the much slower hand sewing. Some modern sewing machines are able to produce fancy stitching.
What can a modern sewing machine do that the first machine couldn't?
The Modern Sewing Machines can do some many stitches. The First Sewing Machines don't
What is the difference between sewing machines years ago and now?
The sewing machine now is run by electricity, when back then the sewing machine had a peddle.
How wide are the modern sewing machines?
THe size can vary depending on which sewing machine you purchase.
Are there patern programable sewing machines?
Yes, most modern Sewing machines have a digital component that has different mini-sd cards with patterns.
What energy sources are used for modern machines such as cars and sewing machines?
idk u guess
What is computerized sewing?
Many modern sewing machines have computers in them. These computers control types of stictches and their settings. Some computerized sewing machines do simple, straight stitches, and others do embroidery.
Are there remake models of classic sewing machine styles?
No. As the world moves modern so do their sewing machines, Most now are made with digital screens.
What are the best sewing machines?
Juki and Brother make sewing machines that are good.
Are there any easily portable sewing machines?
Sewing machines are very heavy. As such, there is no such thing as a portable sewing machine.
What is the difference between the bernina 530 and the 530-2 sewing machines?
The 530-2 had additional embroidery designs and most importantly it added the blind stitch which the 530 did not have.
What stitching did sewing machines do in the 1900's?
The early machines were very similar to the standard machines today, but they were not electric, and used a treadle or crank for power. The biggest change in modern machines is the electronic, programmable that uses cams.
