Ever wondered how your sewing machine forms stitches so quickly and neatly? 🧵✨ Here’s a simple breakdown: Your sewing machine uses two threads, one from the needle (top thread) and one from the bobbin (bottom thread). As the needle moves down, it pierces the fabric and loops around the bobbin thread. A hook mechanism under the needle grabs the top thread and wraps it around the bobbin thread to create a lockstitch, the most common stitch used in sewing! This process repeats rapidly, forming eve

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One of the easiest ways to learn about your new sewing machine is to create a stitch sampler. Sew all the different stitches in multiple lengths and widths, record each setting, and keep them together by your machine. Next time you want to use something other than a straight stitch, reference your sampler to find the best stitch for your project. We've made ours a little more fun by using a variegated thread! Stabilizer and the Satin Stitch Foot give the best results when using decorative stitch