Questions & Answers for: sewing thread breaks reverse

...reverse. My friend used to work with a repair man, she said to open bottom some times thread is bound up, and may need oiled. My husband checked and found a bunch of lint and dust, he removed it and ...

...thread overlocking stitch for a while. Then one of the bottom threads breaks. Both of them break, but not usually at the same time. They look like they're snapping cleanly or being cut. I've tried ...

sewing ( not thick material) the thread keeps breaking, also over seams it is not sewing through. Then, when my bobbin ran out, went to change it and when pulling the needle down the bobbin thread won

...thread breaks and/ or bunches up. I have a singer 211G industrial sewing machine, at the beginn9ing of a seam when I reverse (to lock the stitch) the thread usually breaks and/or bunches up on the ...

...thread binds up under neath and breaks instantly. Take the belt off the machine spins free and easy by hand. Out belt back on and it is hard to turn by hand. check the bobbin / needle thread tension. ...

...sewing machine operators have. Check information sent for assistance on this. First thing to try--put in a brand new needle! Are the problems you're encountering a mess of threads under the fabric ...

...somewhere in the bobbin area that could be catching the thread. Why Does My Top Thread Keep Breaking Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Problem 1 Thread Breakage Sewing Machine Thread Keeps Breaking

sewing machine needle. ...... DESIGNER™ Royal Hoop (360x200). 57. ..... you experience problems with the thread, turn it in theopposite way or .... If the upper thread breaks or bobbin thread runs out

...sewing indicates that the thread is catching somewhere. Sometimes, it catches on the thread notch on the thread spool. Other possibilities is that the thread is looped around something, ie the spool ...

...thread. Are you sewing unusually coarse fabric? It is abrasive and could be causing the excessive fraying. If the fraying continues, there may still be a burr somewhere. Fraying Breaking Madeira What ...