can you use this to sew homemade brooms ?
316812
This is 550 Mil Spec Paracord. Rated for a working strength of 550 lbs. Pretty heavy duty for a broom.
316813
I'm not sure abouit homemade brooms. My husband weaved a lanyard to hold my keys from my belt to my pocket, for work. Its very strong being its weaved 4 strings. Its very flexible easy to work with. One strand might work if not you can always add more where needed. Good luck on your project
2083037
i just bought mine for crafting, but i think if you weaved it in & out and close together cause its thin but somewhat strong , i guess it probably could work..
1107088
yes, but threads on handles vary, so you would probably have to replace with same handle/broom
717640
it probably can but it won't hold as well because it is a lighter weight and will break. I would not use it for regular sewing.
801705
Yes you can, but it's very big, but the handles are great for hand held work, so big may not be a bad thing. I used it with out the little extension rods.
1462505
Yes you can. We got this for our 11 year old daughter for Christmas last year. She has had so much fun with it. I used my sewing machine.
1440905
You can grip it with your fingers without a pole and twist if the socket is close enough to you. Although it's designed to be threaded to a pole, I couldn't find a mop or broom pole with threads that accepted it. I therefore taped it to a pole with packaging tape in order to use it on a light socket approximately 3 feet above my outstretched hands.
499193
NO! That is for hand sewing needles only. There is a product made for threading sewing machines. Look in ypur local sewin center. 2Doors
1968661
Yes, it would be great for crafts. Small battery, so the drill is not real heavy. We have had this drill for over a year and use it frequently for household jobs. Still works like the day we bought it.
163833
Yes, any regular mop or broom stick can be used with this mop. Great mop to have, very absorbant
1701474
Yes and no. There is a special foot that you can buy and that can do ruffles with the machine or you can use a basting stitch and manual make ruffles by pulling the thread with your hand after you baste it. YouTube a video for more instructions
999572
Yes, this really is for that type of materials. Of course, you still need the proper threads (usually heavy duty nylon) and very heavy duty needles (18 or 20). I would seriously advise you to sew on scraps (or similar weights) to set tension and make sure you're getting a good stitch before you try sewing on your project.
893376
Yes. I have an O cedar dustpan that works well. I think most dustpan that have an adapter to grasp handles will work
852684
not without a computer design program :(. i am currently using sew what pro. its pretty good and reasonably priced.
363904
No I wouldn't think it would be the type of machine to make use of this machine. It doesn't cut with it's dye, it uses the grommet to do that.
517787
I'm sure you could, but the cut edges would be ratty. They would be easy enough to sew or serge, if you're handy that way.
588298
I don't think so, the openings for the handles are not much larger than a typical broom or mop handle. Looks like 1.5 inches is about the max they would open