printsew wrote:


I want to download sewing patterns on my own printer but don’t know where to go.

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Sandra wrote:


I have just purchased a Kenmore sewing machine and I am trying to get more accessories such as buttonhole foot etc. Looking on Kenmore website some feet are to be used with vertical sewing machines other with horizontal ones and I have no idea what is the difference between the two of them. And also, if my sewing machine is Kenmore do I have to buy feet for it only from Kenmore or any other cheaper brand would work, too? Thank you in advance for your help.

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*~FaNtAsTiC tHiNgS~* wrote:


I’ve been sewing stuffed animals lately and I want to sew something different. I have lots of fabric,denim jeans, craft foam, and felt. Thanks for any suggestions.

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. wrote:


I have done many searches for this with google, yahoo, etc. Do you know of a website which sells such sewing patterns?

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Theresa R wrote:


i was just given a domestic 69 hi-speed rotary sewing machine and I need the instructions on how to operate it. where can i get a manual?

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oh wrote:


I have loads of fabric and patterns and sewing supplies and tons of scrapbook paper and stuff that I hope to scrapbook in the future. Right now, I have a small desk with my sewing machine and a few unorganized boxes of fabric and patterns. I also have an ugly black plastic scrapbooking cart which I don’t really need (and would love to get rid of) Any suggestions on ways I can take up less space and keep all my stuff organized?

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kungfu_kirby wrote:


I while ago I got hold of an old second-hand Vigorelli sewing machine. It did work a bit, but now I can’t use it. The top thread gets chewed up, resulting in a mass in the bobbin area. I’ve tried adjusting the tension - the bottom thread seems not tense enough even with the bobbin screw turned fully to the right. I think this might be a common problem, because my parents used to have one that did the same thing. So hopefully someone can help. Thanks!
I should mention that I want to try to fix this myself. If I was going to use a repairman I wouldn’t need to ask.

Gab&Thomas wrote:


I live in San Jose, CA and I want to make a slipcover for my sofa. My problem is that I don’t own a sewing machine and in an attempt to save money on buying a slipcover I want to make it myself. I was wondering if there is a place to rent one. I’m worried that if I get a seamstress to do it for me I won’t really be saving any money. Any suggestions?

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epitome01sig wrote:


I am then unable to make a stitch. Can someone that has the sewing genie, please help me on how make the sewing genie work?

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nanookfan99712 wrote:


My wife is a very good seemstress, but she does not have a good reliable sewing machine. She wants a machine that is
is very simple, very reliable, and of good quality. Any suggestions ?

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olivia_deets wrote:


I just started sewing and I have no clue what to do! Is there a diagram I could look how the thread is threaded through the sewing machine?
I dont have the book to it. It is a Singer 776 Stylist

snapdragon747 wrote:


I want to buy a sewing machine (new) for use on my yacht. I use an inverter to go from DC to AC and so before I buy one, I need to know whether my inverter can handle the power.

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andrearollgr wrote:


What do the numbers on sewing machine needles mean? I just replaced my needle and my old one was 90/14 I believe and my new one is 80/12.
Thanks! I’m thinking its a normal tip. I buy the Schmetz Universal Needles.

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cutypa2te wrote:


I am looking for a good sewing machine and embroidery. Can anyone help me? Any brands that are reliable and not expensive at all?

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cc327 wrote:


What brands (Viking, Janome, Bernina, etc)?
Also, what essential features are a must-have on a sewing machine particularly for garment making?

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