krystalkf wrote:


I’m looking at different sewing machines but I’m not familiar with them at all. Some say 18 stitch patterns all the way up to 100+ stitch patterns.. What does that mean? I mostly just want to get a sewing machine to make fab clothes for my doggy.. Will the 100+ machines benefit me any more than an 18 stitch pattern machine?

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kygran wrote:


I have an Elna machine and I see the foot on this website, but wonder, how it works and will it only make tiny gathers like these ? Sewing experts, help, please !
http://www.elna.com/en/accessories/sewing/gathering

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Lexi W wrote:


After knitting pieces for a garment or accessory, do you have to sew them by hand or can you sew them with a sewing machine? Please cite sources or explain how you found out.

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whiteriver girl wrote:


I want to make sure no one will get poked by the needle. I was at the vet once with my dog when someone came in with there dog. He had a sewing needle stuck in his nose.

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bcullen18 wrote:


I thought it would just be fun to start sewing clothing to see if I liked fashion designing. I’m confused, though, on whether to use a sewing machine or just do it by hand. I used to sew all the time by hand, but just little things. Is buying a sewing machine necessary and worth the cost?

kumura_chips wrote:


I recently bought a nice black dress which is versatile for both work and formal occasions. The problem is that the length is a bit too long for me (i’m too short) and needs to be taken up by a couple of inches. It also has a slit on the back as well. How do i hem the skirt without a sewing machine?

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ashleyg wrote:


What’s the difference between regular sewing fabric and quilting fabric, if there is a difference? I don’t want to end up purchasing the wrong fabric to create my quilt.

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