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What does it mean when your sewing machine says E1 Brother sewing machine?
It means that the sewing machine is the E1 model manufactured by Brother (the company). This would be helpful, for example, should you lose the manual and need to find it online, using the model.
What does loom mean in sewing language?
well, my mum says it's a weaving machine that make carpets
Can you do the top stiching on a quilt with a regular sewing machine?
No, you dont need a sewing machine to sew but it is better to have one as they are faster. if your not bothered about the speed of your work than you can always hand stitch. The stitches would probably be more accurate with a sewing machine but the only main difference is the speed.
What do double raibows mean?
double rainbow is a reference to a popular youtube video
What is the standard allowed minutes for the basic woven shirt I mean how much time a skilled sewing worker in general takes to make a basic woven shirt in a factory?
12 MINUTES......
What does upper thread guide mean?
The upper thread guide on a sewing machine is the markings on a sewing machine which show you how to thread the machine. It's usually indicated with arrows, dashes, and numbers, giving you step by step guides to thread the sewing machine properly.
What does the quote sewing buttons mean?
"Sewing buttons" is a shortened way of saying "sewing buttons on", that is, stitching buttons onto a garment, pillow cover or other object. The buttons themselves have holes that allow sewing thread to pass through them and secure them to fabric.
Who invent thread?
Thread- as used to mean sewing thread, or thread cloth is woven from- was made in pre-historic times. The spinning of thread and weaving of cloth is older than writing- so there is no way of knowing who did it first. Sorry.
What does Why did you bump this thread mean?
On forums bumping a thread refers to when someone goes in and comments on it bringing it to the top of the forum list due to a new comment. When people say why did you bump this thread they are usually referring to an old thread that had been brought up by someone, usually new to the forum. Hope this helped
What does couching mean in sewing?
Couching is an embroidery term. Basically, this means you lay the thread (or yarn) flat on the fabric in your desired design, and you fasten it in place with small stitches. The fastening stitches are couching stitches.
What is the difference between single and double threaded wood screws?
By 'single threaded' you really mean single start thread. So there is just one continuous thread running up the screw. Double start thread means that two threads start from the point and run up the screw entwined with each other. For the same thread spacing the double start will screw into the wood twice as quick but require more torque to drive it. Double or Twin start often used with power screwdrivers.
What is the meaning of electronic sewing machine?
it mean a sewing machine that run by electrricity
What does embroidering mean?
Embroidery is decorative sewing, sewing not for the purpose of maintaining the structure of a garment, but for making it pretty.
What is a thread master mean?
Someone who masters the art of thread-kwon-do.
What does the term boilfast mean on cotton thread?
The term "boilfast" in relation to cotton thread refers to the thread's resistance to color fading or running when exposed to boiling water. This characteristic is particularly important for threads used in quilting and sewing projects that may undergo washing or high-temperature treatments. Boilfast threads maintain their color integrity and durability, ensuring that finished products retain their appearance over time.
What does la couture mean in french?
Sewing.
What tool provides the needle with the right amount of thed on a sewing machine?
Well if you put the thread in the right tensions that the pattern calls for, then your sewing machine will decide. Oh wait I see what you mean, there isn't really a machine to do that but what you could do is this, you could cut a certain amount of thread, measure it, and see how far it goes until it runs out. Then you measure how long the line you made and POW! you have a ratio. Then you would cross multiply with the line you want to make. Remember though, you have to do a different test for a different stitch, some stitches take more thread like the zigzag. I would make chart for all the different lengths you need for each stitch. Also remember, the thickness of the thread is also a variable.
