Question about Simplicity Sewing Machines
...jumbled up underneath the material its not actually sewing now just breaking thread and knotting up-I've cleaned it and changed needles but still not sewing just jumbling up any advice? Check ...
...thread is spasmodically pulled through to the back of the sewing leaving a jumble of threads. Could be a tension problem but I don't know how to fix it. Machine is a Bernina 807 you need to take out ...
...jumbled. I have changed the stitch tension by going from zero up to the number 10 setting but still no luck. The fabric I'm trying to sew is a nylon strap and it is pretty heavy. Looping thread ...
...thread all jumbled The stitches on the top are fine but the bottom is a mess. I have cleaned the machine, tried to adjust the tension. I don't know what else there is. I've had the same problem - ...
...thread is all jumbled up. I've rethreaded the machine several times and have changed the tension and nothing works.. Most often it is top threading, if you are sure it is correct then there is ...
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thread is jumbled and cut up on obttom of material. how do i reset tension to fix this. i was given the machine without the manual Beginner Guide to Sewing Sewing Machine Parts Reference Guide DIY Fix
Question about Singer Sewing Machines
...thread. Check the top is threaded per machine instructions. https://www.manualslib.com/download/364531/Singer-301.html A couple of helpful videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf6oPMbLPzo ...
...thread is just a jumbled mess. When ever a machine is jamming up the bobbin thread, it is a result of your top tension. It is either set to low (under 4), or the thread has come out of the take-up ...
...thread get all jumbled up. Please help. Sue :( use larger needle, check bobin thread, bobin should go one way, if it bunches up switch dirrection the bobin turns Hello Sue It sounds to me as if you ...
...problem. The bobbn always jumbles up in a big ball of thread. Are you sure the machine is threaded properly? Try tightening the tension. And make sure the bobbin was wound in the correct
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