fourth short form vid on how to thread a domestic sewing machine!
Also as a reminder if you visit my Youtube page, please like, subscribe, comment, post anything as a small sacrifice to the youtube algorithm dieties so that my channel is seen more, so people can learn stuff about sewing!
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ik having my own living space would provide me with both the physical space to craft (and just, yknow, exist and take up space) as well as the mental/emotional stability to invest in certain supplies and devote myself to a full organization system bc i know it wont be taken away/asked to move/complained about
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Cloaksforall sewalong - threading your sewing machine (Top thread)
I've seen people in the sewalong tags saying they just got their first sewing machine or had no experience at all, so I'll attempt to give a little help with the first hurdle of using a sewing machine; putting in the threads.
Every machine is different, but there are some general ways most machines are set up.
The thread at the top is most different per machine. Looking up your manual is best, but in general modern machines have you pull the thread inside (and will have little directional arrows if you're lucky).
Older machines have the thread external. The common elements are, in order of operations:
A stick to place the thread
A hook or loop that keeps the thread in place
It will go down and around the tension wheel
And up through the lever that moves up and down when you turn the wheel
And down again towards the needle, through a little guide and through the eye of the needle
For older machines, that tension loop has a little metal wire jiggling around:
Top thread done, now for the bobbin!
(This post got way too long and tumblr complained about the amount of photos, so GO HERE for bobbin threading)
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My sewing machine decided it's time to start giving random error messages again whenever I sew.
It's a cheap, 200 euro digital machine, you get what you pay for.
First repair was 3 years back, 110 euros.
This time the estimate is 120 euros.
I am gladly gonna pay for that because 1) I refuse to buy a whole new sewing machine just because the bobbin tension fucks itself every 3 years, 2) sewing machines are one of the few things that still have repair shops semi-widely available, and 3) machine quality and inflation are making it that I couldn't even find an equivalent machine for the same price if I wanted to.
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comfy loose shirt with decorative stitches! made from a thrift store bedsheet
took around 4 days, which includes copying a pattern from another shirt, cutting, sewing, and making the collar twice because i messed up the measurements lol
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looking at sewing machine reviews is so funny bc like... welcome to the craft of putting a thread through the tiniest hole imaginable
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My latest short video. I will be making a full series of these, and a longer one for those who don't like short form content. it will just take me some time to make it. This is for all beginners who have a sewing machine that they want to use, but have NO IDEA where to begin
I will also cover my vintage machine (its almost an antique) for those who want to know how to use one
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