Daily Sewing Machine

  Learning how to use a serger isn't as difficult as it might seem. In fact, if you think about it – all the intricate and precise threading is actually quite fascinating! I know that when I first encountered my own serger, I was intimidated by the confusing threads and tiny needles; however, mastering its ins-and-outs eventually became second nature. If you're ready to jump in with both feet (or better yet - your two hands!) then follow along with this step-by-step guide to help get you started on your journey of becoming an expert at threading a serger ! Steps to Thread a Serger 1. Begin by gathering the pieces of thread and any accessories you may need. This could include a pair of scissors, tweezers, and a flashlight (to help you see through the tiny eyelets). 2. Place your spool of thread onto the left-hand side holder. Then, move to the right-hand side and wrap your second spool around its appropriate holder. 3. When both spools are in place, take note of which color is o...

  How To Thread A Sewing Machine Ah, the wonderful world of sewing - where you can turn a few pieces of fabric into something beautiful and useful. Whether you're making clothes for yourself or someone else, repairing a favorite item, or getting creative with some home décor projects, being able to thread your sewing machine is essential. For those beginning sewers out there who have never put in a bobbin or threaded needles before, it may seem time-consuming and complicated - but don't worry! In this blog post, we'll teach you all the steps you need to know on how to thread your sewing machine like an expert. So let's get started! 1. Start by winding your bobbin: Your sewing machine should have come with a small plastic or metal thread spool, called the bobbin. Place it in the bobbin holder, then put the end of the thread onto the thread guide (the metal loop near the bobbin). Make sure to use the same thread that you’re using on top of your fabric. 2. Threading your...

How to Sew a Button on Pants Looking for a fast way to repair your favorite pair of pants? Sewing on a button can be an easy and cost-effective solution to get your trousers looking good as new. With a few simple tools and some patience, you'll be able to sew the button back on in no time! If you’re not sure where to start, don't worry--we’ve got you covered. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through everything that goes into successfully sewing a button back onto your pants so you can show off that stylish wardrobe staple again soon. First, you’ll need to assemble the necessary materials. You will need a sewing needle, thread in a color that matches your pants’ fabric, scissors, and the button you plan on using (or one of a similar size). If possible, try to find a button with four holes so that it’s easier to sew into place. Additionally, you may want to have some pins or safety pins handy for extra support during sewing. Once you have all of your items ready to go, set up a...