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Sewing

Sewing is simply the stitching and joining of pliable materials, such as cloth, various fabrics, leather, etc. using needle and thread. Sewing can be done by hand or by machines. Questions in this topic also include types of stitches, patterns, and how to do them.

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How do you convert tex to cotton count?

you have to convert kg into gm count then divide with douzens anfortunetly u have to be stress and i makes an cotton count

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How do you explain about thick fabric to sew?

Of course, it depends somewhat on the type of fabric.

For a home machine, the needle needs to be strong -- say up to size 16 (or 100 in European sizes) or bigger, if you machine can handle it. Not all home machines can accommodate needles larger than 16 (100). For most thick woven fabrics, a SHARP needle, or leather needle might be appropriate. I have never sewn thick, knit fabric, but my serger and home machines, with size 12 (80) universal, ball or stretch needle have handled the load without problem. You can also adjust the pressure on the foot, if necessary, to get a better stitch. To keep layers together on a home machine -- for thick or not so thick fabric -- I almost always use my walking foot attachment. Heavy-duty sewing might be too much for a home machine.

An industrial walking foot machine might be needed for very heavy, thick fabric loads. The presser foot lift, however, can be a limiting factor in the thicknesses it can handle. My two machines can take needles up to size 25, but since they are timed to use size 16 - 22, according to my dealer, I should stick to those needle sizes. I use size 18 and 20 almost exclusively. An industrial walking foot machine can handle heavy, leather fabric layers with ease, keeping the sandwiched layers nicely together. The walking foot is built into the machine mechanism and is not a separate attachment. It is not designed to be used for medium or lighter weight sewing.

Do you have to sign up in advance for classes at Joann Fabrics?

You do have to sign up in advance for classes at Joann's(at least in my area you do,) but it can be an advantage. Usually one or two Saturdays a quarter, they have certain hours you can sign up to take classes and only pay half the normal price.

What happens to the colour pink it is red?

When you mix the color white with the color red, it becomes pink.

How do you make potter puppets?

Use tan colored felt and cut them out in the shape of a body, use scratch fabric or stuffing to stuff them and sew them shut. Once they're closed, used black fabric to make robes, brown/red to make hair, and any other accessories you may need. You can easily hot glue these on, or even use a felt marker to paint them on.

How much is a pin-bot pinball machine worth?

Depending on the playfield condition and how well it has been serviced, about $800 on the private market and $1000 reconditioned and sold with a warranty. You could check www. pinballpriceguide.com to be sure.

What is the Purpose of seam?

In sewing, seams are formed by joining the fabric together to create a finished product.

What is the easiest way to repair a torn hem?

Iron on hem tape. Can be found at Walmart, Joann's Crafts..... easiest thing to do.

What is a twin thread woodscrew?

A twin thread woodscrew is a type of screw designed for wood fastening that features two separate helical threads running along its shaft. This design allows for faster driving and improved holding power compared to traditional single-thread screws. The twin threads also help reduce the risk of splitting the wood, making it suitable for various woodworking applications. Typically, these screws are used in situations where strong and secure connections are required.

What does nimble needle mean?

These words taken at their face value represent the expertise of people with sewing abilities. People whose abilities are light and active in motion, who can move with ease, who are agile and alert, who are experts in their chosen profession of hobby

What is really a lenox tablecloth?

"A Lenox tablecloth is, simply, a tablecloth manufactured by tableware brand Lenox. They are premium, made of linen, and sold at department stores such as Macy's."

How do you store a hem gauge?

Standing up in a closet or laying flat under a bed.In a box would be best.

Why is tip of needle is made Sharp?

It's sharp - to help it pass through material without causing much damage. A sharp needle will only leave a tiny hole - while a blunt one might tear the fabric.

What is rotary drilling machine?

A rotary drilling machine is a type of drilling equipment used to create holes in various materials, primarily for construction, mining, and geological exploration. It operates by rotating a drill bit at high speeds while applying downward pressure, allowing it to penetrate hard surfaces. Rotary drilling is efficient for deep drilling applications, such as oil and gas extraction or creating boreholes for water wells. The process can involve different types of drill bits and methods, including the use of drilling fluids to cool the bit and remove cuttings.

What is a PTF thread?

A PTF thread is the same as a NPT thread except that it has one thread less at the small diameter end. It is used when there are space (depth) considerations.

How many yards of fabric to recover a footstool?

I just bought some fabric to cover a glider rocker and ottoman and i bought 2 1/2 yds of 56" wide fabric. You could get away with buying 2 1/4 yds of 54"-56" wide fabric.

What color is gypsy?

There is no "SAID" gypsy color, it is a palette of colors in not a true shade as we know them (Crayola colors). You can google GYPSY COLOR PALETTE and you can see.

What can polycotton be used for?

it can be used for mainly anything: shirts skirts bed sheets it is very popular as polyester is a non-crease fabric, whilst cotton is soft, comfortable and breathable.

What has a woven edge?

The selvage (US English) or selvedge (British English) is the term for the self-finished woven edges of fabric. The selvages keep the fabric from unraveling.