Sewing

There are numerous websites which give detailed instructions about washing lace fabric. One of the more reliable of these websites is powerhouse museum.

Reversible.

Beau, doe, foe, go, hoe, low, mow, row, stow, show, tow, and woe all rhyme with sew.

Elastic is inserted in the waistband casing.

There are many sites They have free patterns and lots of tutorials for every level. They even have a discussion forum which is fun. I love getting free blocks off this site.

Humans are the only animal on the Earth that use scissors. This is because these animals are the only ones who know how to use them.

My Great, Great grandfauther, John Charles Boyd was the person that invented the bobbin, which is basiclly what makes the sewing machine work in the first place

a sari is 5.5-9 meters long, 1-.5 meters tall depending on how long your legs are and rectangular. you do not need a pattern just go to a fabric store and cut off a piece the right length and hem the ends. then hold it up against you, under our belly button, cut it to a length so that it is long enough to cover your toes. hem it. done. pick a awesome fabric, you can also hem it in sparkles.

Stay stitching is a type of stitch that ensures unraveling will not happen. Stay stitching is often used in seams.

It's permanent ... period.

Your only choice is to cut out the part that is marked sew in a patch, or just sew right over it. If it was mine, I would consider embroidering a design over the marks.

Mechanical corn planters were also developed during the 1800s, and mechanical corn pickers became common in the 1930s and 1940s.

Yes, sewing is a hobby. A hobby is anything that people enjoy doing in their spare time. This includes crafts, collecting, musical instruments, etc.

The presser bar lifter is the lever in the back of the needle bar that lifts the presser bar off the surface of the sewing plate. It is used to remove pressure so the sewing machine operator can do embroidery or non lineal sewing.

featherweight 221

A standard table height is 30", so times 2 (each side) would be 60". Add that to your 48", and you get 108" for your table cloth if you want it to go to the floor. If not to the floor, subtract how much shorter you want it, and so on...the packages will have standard lengths listed.

There are many products on the market that you can buy to apply to fabric. One brand name is Plasti-Dip. It is applied to fabric by brushing it on like paint.

It is best to purchase fabric that has been laminated at the factory, because there are toxic fumes that can affect the Do-It-Yourselfer.

I have also read of a new polyurethane in a spray can, but, again, it must be used with great caution in a well ventilated work area, with proper gloves, eye protection, and coveralls.

Unfortunately, this Pfaff model does not have a dual feed feature. The Manual that comes with the machine lists the optional feet that can be obtained from a Pfaff Dealer and there is no foot listed that would perform the dual feed function, i.e. with feed dog grippers on the bottom of the foot. For the price of a small used car, the new Pfaffs have a built in dual feed feature called the IDT (Integrated Dual Feed). I have no idea why it ends in "T". The IDT feature starts with the Select line, of Pfaff sewing machines, one step up from the Hobby line, which is Pfaff"s entry-level machine.

yes it's possible to do it, the same way you would do it with extentions.

I quilting flange is a piece of folded fabric that is inserted into a seam, in a quilt, usually close to the edge, called the "binding", or the border. When inserted while sewing a seam, it forms a three dimensional "flange" that adds interest to the quilt.

Yes! You can go naked to prom if you want they might not let you inside though.

Copper sulphate used for the amalgam removal

This is a framed story-

the narrator of the frame story is the Hebrew teacher & the secretary is the narrator of the framed story.

A needle that is bent only at the end is for sacking work. Needles that are curved along their entire length are used for upholstery tasks.

Adjusting and making patterns. Checking shrinkage from washing. Counted cross stitching. Crocheting. Cutting fabric. Darning socks. Embroidering. Hemming. Ironing. Knitting. Making holiday and special day gifts. Measuring. Mending. Pinning. Quilting. Recycling scraps into cleaning towels, potholders, etc. Sewing on accessories such as buttons, epaulettes, etc. Slip stitching. Stitching temporarily, ka basting. Trying on finished products. Weaving.

All the Emdeko machines I have seen are 15 Class oscillating shuttle models and use the 15 Class bobbins.