Leebert wrote:


I’ve just become a Trading Assistant on eBay (selling other peoples home sewing/embroidery/serging machines) and although have many places I already advertise my auctions, was wondering if anyone knows of a new place or two to advertise (not spam) the sell of my auctions?

Any suggestions would be fantastic!

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coccinelle_rouge13 wrote:


I have the Sew Crafty Mini sewing machine but I cannot find the instructions for it.
The thread never seems to stick to my paper.
HELP.

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TD wrote:


I have wanted to learn how to sew for a long time, but never bought a sewing machine. I was afraid not to be able to teach myself and have it sitting in a corner collecting dust. Now I am taking a class and am planning on buying one soon. I was wondering if you have any advice on sewing machines. Also, I would be interested to know whether you get good use out of yours and what kinds of projects you use it mostly for (home decorating, new clothes, adjustments, repairs, etc…). Thank you for your input!

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quatrapiller wrote:


I have been sewing Anime costumes for two and a half years now. I have a low end Brother sewing machine, and I am looking for a better one to suit what I make. My price range is under $500. I like the computerized ones that have the stitch memory capability, and I am looking for one that is easy to use and care for.

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☆skyblue wrote:


I’m making a large patchwork purse out of calico squares. I’m going to be sewing the squares together on my sewing machine. I’m afraid that when the purse is complete and I use it, the weight of the items in the purse will split the seams. I’m using a lining in the purse. I figured I’d make the lining slightly smaller so the lining holds most of the weight. But, I still want to make sure the seams between the squares are reinforced well. What’s the best method to do this?

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intxluvoh2196 wrote:


How does a sewing machine work on the inside? Are there gears or something?

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collectorsclubauctioneer wrote:


I have one of these machines and i heard thru the grapevine that this machine is worth my “weight in gold”! I wanted to see if there was anyone on this site with any expertise in the history of old sewing machines.

Cinderella’s corner wrote:


It will be my first time cosplaying and I can’t sew at all. Is there any way to do her costume without sewing?

If not, are there any brunette video game/anime girls who have costumes I could make without sewing?

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chriscornelluv@sbcglobal.net wrote:


I am new to sewing but eventually would like to be making my own dresses, pillowcases and blankets. I do not want to get an overly extravagant sewing machine, but I also do not want something that will need to be upgraded fairly quickly. What are some good, sturdy sewing machines around that I can get?

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Naka wrote:


I’d like to use a top stitch to finish the edges of a t-shirt. Is it possible to do this or a similar edge-finishing stitch with a regular sewing machine?