Sewing

Yes, if the leather is thin enough, your needle sharp enough, and thread strong enough. Look for a thin, soft leather such as kid. It will help to change out your needle to a much sharper "leather" needle, which also has more metal between the tip and the eye, to punch through the heavy material better before pulling thread through it. You may want to use nylon filament as replacement for normal thread. You won't hurt any part of the machine proper, but be careful you don't push the motor too hard; you don't want to burn it out or break the belt.

You may have to adjust the thread tensions, since the top thread will be pulling through thick material. Don't expect to sew quickly. Although your machine (a model 33) is a workhorse, leather is usually sewn on specialized machines, and you are asking it to do something a bit out of its league.

It is used for cutting tissue and sutures.

Jan Ernst Matzeliger invented the Shoe Laster.

There are a few things you can try:

-rub gently with a damp cloth

-fabric eraser

-Mr. Clean Magic Eraser

-put white vinegar on a cloth and rub gently, air dry then wash with cool water

*Be sure to test each of these on a scrap piece of fabric first.

Chalk is difficult to get out of fabric; I prefer water soluble markers.

We have this model fridge and I just measured it to sell it on Craig's list. These are the dimensions that I got: 32 5/8" wide X 67 7/8" tall at the back ( the front hinge makes the front taller X 32" deep

300T means 300 Thread count (total of Ends/inch & Picks/inch) eg a greige construction like 70/24 x 70/24, 108 x 94 x 63" would be called a 202T (108+94) nylon fabric Hope this helps SK

There there are many types of impermeable fabrics. Some of the most popular are the polyurethane bonded ones (PUL) often used for rainwear or diaper covers.

stretch before exercising

Sewing supply shops do sometimes carry bars with handles that are made of magnet. These are generally used for situations like these. Otherwise, you could use anything that has a strong (at least kind of) magnet, such as magnetic scissors or a strong refrigerator magnet.

sewing machine-used to sew fabrics or other materials quickly,efficiently and precisely ..

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A vertical seam is like the one on the side of jeans that goes up from the hem to the waist. A horizontal seam is like the one that goes around the waist where the waistband is attached.

Tyga does where his pants slightly tight but he has swag to the point where he can wear anything he wants or please. (Tyga Tyga).

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No, they're homophones, like eye and I, or see and sea.

The term "Proportion" might be to describe the change in size of a pattern, or say a dress, to make it fit a larger or smaller person. As the size of the waist increases, most other measurements of the pattern would also have to increase in proportion. If you just increased the waist, other parts wouldn't fit together. But you wouldn't necessarily add an inch to the hips if you added an inch to the waist. Another example also might be the need to possibly lengthen a skirt length as the size increases or shorten it if the size decreases. Proportions vary with styles and change with the fads. Another use of "Proportion" could be "In the eye of the designer." Say you had a large ruffle around a neckline. It might look out of proportion if it were too large or wasn't "balanced" by another element of the design.

You can find Aida Plus fabric at any craft or sewing store, such as Joann Fabrics.

They were first used in uniforms for the US army in WW1 in 1917. They were invented in 1913 and in 1925 the Goodyear company used them in galoshes. This is when the name "zipper" was first used because of the sound they made.

Yes

Embroidery is the handicraft of decorating fabric or other materials with needle and thread or yarn. Chain stitch, buttonhole or blanket stitch, running stitch, satin stitch and cross stitch are some fundamental techniques of hand embroidery.

Newborn baby tutu size: waist size from 12" to about 14", which fits most new babies through about 3 months. The recommended length is 4", just right for a newborn. If the baby is longer than normal, the recommended length is 6".

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The technique of sewing decorations on fabric has been used since the beginning of recorded time.

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In the UK they are about £400

Well it's hard to say originally from where this salwar kameez originate from. But it believed that this dress belongs to south Asia as most of peoples and their culture orients to this salwar kameez. Both man and woman can wear this salwar kameez. Especially in Muslim tradition this salwar kameez plays great role. Due to increasing fashion demands this salwar cameez also being popular current time. We can see even in online industry there are many stores like "Sagarments" providing this salwar kameez,

The greatest disadvantage of synthetic fabrics is their exceptionally long term stability. (This can of course be utilized where it is needed).

The problem is that we use synthetic materials all around us. This fills our planet with waste material that takes the nature hundreds of years to decompose.

The greatest disadvantage could be that it is so cheap to produce. This makes it a perfect economic choice for most all uses. Combination of cheap and long term stability makes the planet 'drown' in waste.

Recycling is most often possible but the cost of producing new is often less than cost involved in recycling.