Sewing

It probably will do, just try it. You never know unless you try.

Answer two.

The King duvet is about 15 Inches longer and about four inches wider than the Queen, so you might have to fold over at the top, but I am sure it will work for you. You could also remove the excess inches.

You could take a pair of underwear that are to small and cut off the bottom half (not the part where it holds on your waist ) the take a strapless bra strap or a shoe lace and tie or hook it to the elastic and if wanted to add your own twist and this creates a g-string or a thong.

It can be ordered online by going to the Sears' Parts Direct website and entering the model number and then browsing "subcomponents", choose "needleplate" and it is the second item listed under the diagram.

Or click on "Bobbin Cover Plate" found at the bottom of this answer box under "Related links".

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A sewing thimble is a small hard cup worn to protect the finger that pushes the needle in sewing.

There are many different types of sewing machines. You have the different brands such as Bernina, Brother, Janome, etc. You can buy sewing machines that specialize in quilting, dressmaking, etc.

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This question is open to interpretation.

Knits and spandex sportwear/swimwear is finished on a serger or overlock machine.

Two neat stitch lines appear on the 'right' side of the garment. When you reverse the fabric you see that these stitch lines are connected (overlocked).

Double stitched may refer to two rows of stitching you typically see on Denim jeans. This is a flat felled seam- no loose ends or seams to overcast to prevent the denim from unravelling.

A double stitched seam may be straight stitching on a seam and then stitching another row alongside it.

For a standard cot size doona (100 x 110cm) you will need 2.2 metres :)

Dhoti Salwar Tutorial can be found at Adithis Amma Sews (link below), along with a Patiala Salwar Tutorial and Indian Clothing sewing tutorials.

The early 60's. My original manual is dated 7/1/62.

Viking sewing machines are manufactured in Huskvarna, Sweden. The Viking brand is owned by the VSM Group AB. Viking began making sewing machines in 1872.

Some of the measuring tools we use in sewing include; a tape measure, ruler, yard stick, hem stand, hem measure and seam measure device.

Many of the sewing machines are valued in price close to $50 each. The amount will vary depending upon the condition that they are in.

Sew 2 of the patches together, stopping 1/4" away from the edge of the fabric, and backstitching a few stitches.

Push the seam allowances to one side, and sew the 3rd patch to one side of the Y, stopping your seam right before the needle pierces the stitches from the first seam. (The edge of the 3rd patch will extend 1/4" past the intersection of the 2 seams.) Sew the other side of the Y the same way, making sure you don't sew into or past the other seam lines.

One can purchase a commercial embroidery machine in a number of different places. Commercial embroidery machines are available from Artistic Threadworks and on the iMachine Group website.

There are 3 common widths for bolts of fabric: 36",44-45" and 54". Most apparel fabrics, calico, quilting fabric, etc. are 44-45" wide (and folded in half on the bolt). Most home decor fabrics are 54" (usually on rolls). 36" is less common, though you can find muslin, interfacing, and some more utilitarian fabrics in 36" widths. The width of each fabric should be labeled on the end of the bolt, along with the fiber, the care directions and how many yards were on the full bolt before cutting, the name of the fabric design & manufacturer.

Depends on the machine, though usually in the front where you can get to it easily. Look for a symbol that looks like a U-turn sign.

If you are going to another country to buy fabric and the purpose is to get enough for a dress, there are diferent amounts you may need to buy, depending on the kind of dress. For a dress, you may need to measure the length of the dress you want. Measure from the person's shoulders to the bottom of the dress, double it, and add several yards, depending on the syle of dress, the size of the person who will be wearing it, and the width of the fabric. The amount you need also depends on if the fabric has a nap, border, or a one-way print. You could need as little as 3 years to as much as 10 yards. There are many variables.

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if you don't have an 'eye' for evenness, take a ruler and draw a line with a removable ink pen. thread your needle and know the end. poke the needle up on the line and then down again a distance down the line you made. repeat for the length of the line. it will look like... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

materials: fabric; matching thread; scissors; trim for hem

First measure the table from the center to the edge, and add four inches. If it is more than 45", be sure to purchase 60" wide fabric.

Then take the fabric and fold in half the long way, then fold in half the other way. Now take a string as long as you want the tablecloth, and attach it to the point of the fold in the center of the fabric. Now stretch it out on the fabric and mark a quarter circle on the fabric, and cut.

Open out the circle and sew the trim along the cut edge. It you would prefer a hem, cut it two inches longer than you want the cloth to be Turn under the raw edge 1 inch, and turn under again and sew it.

ritdye.com sells neon pink and other bright colors of their dye in their professional lines but 1lbs of that dye is $18. They have charts on their website on how to make over 500 different colors though.

A popular sewing pattern that saw widespread use in 2012 is the Renfrew Top, which provides the results of a knit pattern while avoiding the complications of such a pattern. Another popular choice is the Cambie Dress, known for its fitted nature and incredible versatility.

Can't say exactly how old, but I have one that was my grandmother's so it was made at least earlier than 1950.