Determining whether you need stitches involves assessing the severity of a wound. Here are signs that may indicate stitches are necessary:

Depth of the wound:

• If the wound is deep and extends beyond the top layer of skin (epidermis) into the underlying tissues, stitches may be needed.
• Wounds with jagged or gaping edges may also require closure.

Size of the Wound:

• Larger wounds may need stitches to promote proper healing and reduce the risk of infection.
• If the wound is longer than half an inch or an inch, especially on visible parts of the body, it may require stitches.

Location of the wound:

• Wounds on joints, such as knees or elbows, or areas that move frequently may benefit from stitches to prevent the skin from pulling apart during movement.
• Wounds on the face, especially if they are deep or involve the lips, may need stitches to minimise scarring.

Bleeding:

• If the wound is bleeding heavily and the bleeding does not stop with direct pressure, stitches may be necessary to close the wound and control the bleeding.

Foreign Objects:

• If there are foreign objects, such as glass or debris, embedded in the wound, medical attention is needed to clean the wound and potentially close it with stitches.

Wound Shape:

• Irregularly shaped wounds or those with uneven edges may require stitches for proper closure.

Cleanliness of the wound:

• If a wound is difficult to clean or has a high risk of infection (such as bites), stitches may be recommended to minimise infection risk.

Time Since Injury:

• Delayed treatment of a wound may reduce the effectiveness of stitches. In general, wounds that are closed within the first six hours have a lower risk of infection.

If you experience any of these signs, it's advisable to seek medical attention promptly. A healthcare professional can assess the wound, determine whether stitches are needed, and provide appropriate care to promote optimal healing. If in doubt, it's better to consult with a healthcare provider rather than risk inadequate wound closure and potential complications.

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All nylon is synthetic.

The effect of 'ripstop' is the way the fabric has been woven.

They come in a variety of fabric types, including cotton, nylon, polyester, and spandex

Quilting cotton is one of the best fabrics you can get for quilting. This fabric should be checked for color bleeding first. Your local sewing or fabric shop can suggest some fabrics for you as well.

The price of denim at Joann's is roughly 12.99 dollars for a 57" wide piece of fabric. More expensive cuts of denim can cost around 15 dollars all the way up to 20 dollars for the same size piece of fabric.

One easy way is to use stitch witchery by Dritz, or a similar product which can be found at any sewing store. It can also be found a Walmart stores which have a sewing section.

From the Prym/Dritz website:

Instructions:

Always test before use. 1.Place Stitch Witchery between fabric layers. 2.Cover with damp press cloth. Set steam iron on "wool" and press for 10 seconds on each side. Do not slide iron. 3.Allow to cool. Check, if bond is secure. Press again if necessary.

it depends what country you are from,

i am from England and i think that these shops may help:

H and M,

TopMan,

Burton,

Hollister, Jack Wills etc.

If you are from the U.S.A you may want to use these shops:

Hollister ect,

A B fits,

American rag,

Even Walmart etc!

Now, in 2009, your 1904 Singer sewing machine would be 105 years old.

The average futon is five feet long. There are two sides, plus extra for the ends. This means that you will need at least 3 yards of 60 inch wide fabric for a small futon cover.

It relates to the orientation of the hook (the part under the bed that catches the top thread to create the lock stitch) to the needle. Horizontal machines often have a 'fixed' bobbin case that the user doesn't remove, and utilize a drop-in type of bobbin, whereas vertical machines have removable bobbin cases that the user must insert the bobbin into, then insert the filled bobbin case into the machine.

Horizontal bobbins usually hold a lot more thread and make it easier to replace the bobbin without having to remove the work, therefore you will commonly find this type in industrial applications.

Since round table cloths are measured on the diameter, not the circumference, you would fold it in half twice, measure 35 inches (half of 70) from the center of the cloth, add 1 1/2 inches for the hem, and that is where you start your cut.

You don't measure up from the bottom because you can't be sure if they added the hem before or after their measurement.

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I just bought an R40 in excellent condition with all accessories and attachments with a cabinet for $20.

If it is in excellent working condition it is worth $15-$30.

The advantages of denim is

Its strong

and easy to clean.

properties are that it is soft fluffy and warm. it makes a great blnaket!!

That would be grosgrain. To see some images of the various kinds of grosgrain available, see Google Images via the Related Link.

Young Mr. Bobbin was created on 1951-08-29.

They were made 1969, 1970

A "free arm" sewing machine is built so part of the machine is elevated above the surface you have placed your sewing machine on. This enables the person using the machine to sew something with a small diameter like the hem of a sleeve or pants.