Of all the videos I've seen on using singer attachments, this is the only one that recommends removing the (probably dull by now) cutter. BRAVO!! Every buttonholer attachment I see for sale has the terrible scratching's on the front, from the cutter banging into it. And showing the folding on paper, then the result on fabric? Genius. Also Kudos for no intro "on camera explanation of what we're about to see" If I ever made a sewing video, I wish it could be half as good as this.
And depending on the thickness of the fabric lowering the top tension can help too as too tight a tension can cause a bit of a "dimple" where it bites across the fabric (off the hem). That's more useful for heavier fabrics but if you're making curtains is really handy. Thanks for the lovely, very clear video and demonstration!
Hi @Curio By B-Spoke Designs Is the attachment model on the bottom of your attachment? Some were an 86649 and some were a 160616. They look virtually identical and as far as I can tell work the same. I'm trying to solve a mystery and you might have a big clue, my knight in shining armour to the rescue! I've heard the 86649 can use the ordinary attachment screw and that the 160616 needs the extra-long one. I've seen a manual Form 20539 (353) Rev for the 160616 and that has the long screw. But I have been told the manual one person has that doesn't mention a long screw is Form NA2960 Rev 1150 *but* they say they've got model 160616. So I'm confused. Can they both attach with the normal presser foot thumbscrew? Did Singer change them over time so early 160616s needed longer screws and later ones didn't, or vice versa? Or??? (Singer tends to write manual form numbers inside the front cover on the bottom left of the page.) So I wondered what model number is on your attachments and what the number is for your manual please. It might help put me out of my mystery misery. :-) Thank you... Megan
@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns Thank you so much. That settles it for me - I'm never buying one without the special long screw regardless of the model! I thought maybe 86649 had a slightly different attachment thickness (more like a standard foot) so the normal thumbscrew would always work but if yours needs the long screw that must be wrong. So good to know, you've saved me from ever buying one I end up being unable to use!
Re-uploaded to fix the audio issues.
@Leonel Ahmir i use flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
Of all the videos I've seen on using singer attachments, this is the only one that recommends removing the (probably dull by now) cutter. BRAVO!! Every buttonholer attachment I see for sale has the terrible scratching's on the front, from the cutter banging into it. And showing the folding on paper, then the result on fabric? Genius. Also Kudos for no intro "on camera explanation of what we're about to see" If I ever made a sewing video, I wish it could be half as good as this.
Wow - thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed it. (personally I hate waffle as well!)
And depending on the thickness of the fabric lowering the top tension can help too as too tight a tension can cause a bit of a "dimple" where it bites across the fabric (off the hem). That's more useful for heavier fabrics but if you're making curtains is really handy. Thanks for the lovely, very clear video and demonstration!
This is amazing! Thanks for the video. You is a very good teacher.
Thank you!
What an “easy to understand” video on the Singer Blind Stitch Attachment! Loved it. Thanks so much.
Thank you!
Excellent video! This has showed me how to do a blind stitch hem correctly. Thank you for sharing.
You are a very good communicator, thank you for the very well put together and clear videos.
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Excellent explanation ❤
Thank you, I have this attachment, and never knew how to use it. I inherited my aunts featherweight and this attachment was included.
Really well presented! That 66 sounds amazing...always look forward to your uploads⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you so much! I have a Singer 301 and was wondering how this device worked.
Hi @Curio By B-Spoke Designs Is the attachment model on the bottom of your attachment? Some were an 86649 and some were a 160616. They look virtually identical and as far as I can tell work the same. I'm trying to solve a mystery and you might have a big clue, my knight in shining armour to the rescue! I've heard the 86649 can use the ordinary attachment screw and that the 160616 needs the extra-long one. I've seen a manual Form 20539 (353) Rev for the 160616 and that has the long screw.
But I have been told the manual one person has that doesn't mention a long screw is Form NA2960 Rev 1150 *but* they say they've got model 160616. So I'm confused.
Can they both attach with the normal presser foot thumbscrew? Did Singer change them over time so early 160616s needed longer screws and later ones didn't, or vice versa? Or??? (Singer tends to write manual form numbers inside the front cover on the bottom left of the page.)
So I wondered what model number is on your attachments and what the number is for your manual please. It might help put me out of my mystery misery. :-) Thank you... Megan
Mine says 86649 on the bottom and takes the long screw. The short screw doesn't fit.
@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns Thank you so much. That settles it for me - I'm never buying one without the special long screw regardless of the model! I thought maybe 86649 had a slightly different attachment thickness (more like a standard foot) so the normal thumbscrew would always work but if yours needs the long screw that must be wrong. So good to know, you've saved me from ever buying one I end up being unable to use!
From where we can get this attachment sir plz reply and plz give the link to buy plz sir
Ebay
Dónde puedo comprar uno?
ebay?
@@CurioByBSpokeDesigns gracias por contestar