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2 How to Thread a Needleends and may damage the thread needle eye easily Cut the thread on a slant for easier Hold the thread inThread. . Automatic and computerized sewing machine, replace 1 worker + 1 flat sewing machine working style, 1 auto sewing machine (2 heads) + 1 worker = 2 flat sewing machine + 2 workers.. World . first Multi-Head Automatic Sewing Machine, Invention Patent Number: ZL 2013 1 . 1. . Stitch Plate. Where the seam allowance guidelines are found. . Each line is 1/8” apart, beginning with the inside edge of the presser foot, and ending with the far right edge of the stitch plate. . Draw these pictures to the best of your ability. Iron. The Three Elements of Ironing are: Heat, Steam and Pressure, so use some arm muscles when you iron.. Pressing Ham. Sleeve Roll. Pressing Board. Rotary Cutter. Try to prevent problems before they happen.. Prevention is better than a cure.. Desiderius Erasmus. General Safety . 4. Report all accidents to the teacher immediately.. 1. Have fun, but take sewing seriously.. Head parts of the sewing machine. Sewing machine parts and function. 2 Major parts of the sewing machine. 1. . UPPER PART. 2. LOWER PART. The Upper Part is composed of: . The . HEAD. - is a complete sewing machine without the cabinet or stand. 2 How to Thread a Needleends and may damage the thread. needle eye easily.) Cut the thread on a slant for easier Hold the thread inThread 1. Bobbin Cover. Opens to allow you to put the bobbin and bobbin case in the machine. . 2. Stitch Plate. Where the seam allowance guidelines are found. . Each line is 1/8” apart, beginning with the inside edge of the presser foot, and ending with the far right edge of the stitch plate. . and Notions. What Is a Sewing Notion. ?. A notion is any sewing supply or tool that you can hold easily in one hand.. Ruler and Yard Stick. Used to measure larger distances than a seam gauge . Tracing wheel. Home & Careers . 7. Mrs. Hayes. Chatham . Middle School. Sewing Paper for Practice. Students will sew paper for practice (2 pages). These . two are . NOT graded. These are a way to get a feel for the machine, where the controls are, speed, and function. Pin vs. Needle. Pins have Heads. Needles have an Eye. Safety. Both Pins & Needles are SHARP! . Safe classroom environment . Safe personal environment. Respect materials. Listen to directions . OUCH!!!. Key Terms. Lockstitch Machine. Overlock Machine. Blind Hem Machine. Buttonhole Machine. Embroidery Machine. Stitches per inch (SPI). ASTM International. Classes of Stitches. Chainstitch. Coverstitch. Key Terms. Lockstitch Machine. Overlock Machine. Embroidery Machine. Stitches per inch (SPI). ASTM International. Classes of Stitches. Chainstitch. Coverstitch. Lockstitch. Staystitching. Directional Stitching. Other FeaturesSewing SpeedStitch LengthLift of the Presser FootNeedleDimensionsWeight (machine only)Auxiliary Table(dimensions)LightHookStandard AccessoryStandard presser foot/ Hemming foot/ Zipper at

    
  

  
  


 


 
  
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