Sewing Machine 101: Tips to Master Your Foot Pedal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Welcome to my channel! In this continuation on our how to sew series, I will teach you all about using your foot pedal and give you some tips on sewing straight lines so that you can cont6inue your sewing adventure.
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Hi kayanna, thank you!. Make more foot pedal vids. Have a great day.
I am glad you found it helpful!
@KayannaBanana1 great.. hope see more about it! Take care.
Hello. Your video came across my feed. I noticed that you sew in stocking feet. (I do also as I like to "feel" the pedal under my foot). Another thing I do is actually turn the pedal around as it gives me better control because I use the "ball" of my foot for pressure. I have been sewing for many years as I come from a sewing family.
The machines of today have many plastic pieces inside. Any machine can work well as long it is maintained.
Ooh! I have never tried turning the foot around! I am going to do that. I bet it'll give me more pressure control! Thank you so much! ❤️
What machine are you using?
My Singer Start works great. As you said, it's all about maintenance.
@@KayannaBanana1 I have many machines.
- Janome - 23 stitch (preferred),
- White Rotary - treadle,
- Singer - Memory Craft,
- Kemore - 4 stitch (Model 385),
- Singer - 18 stitch (Model 6235).
- Kenmore Serger
Since most of the machines that I have are older the parts are more metal and can sew through fabrics better than the current machines. 😊
@@rd5rjs I had a Huskystar from the 70s that I donated. It was really hard to find parts for and it used a specialized bobbin that most places had to special order. I definitely had fewer problems with it overall, though.
For my next machine, I think I will look for an older one. From what you're saying, it sounds like the better quality of older machines makes them more convenient for projects, and it's nicer to the Earth to use what's already been manufactured.