Can you use other fabrics with this machine?
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I think you have to use the same type fabric it comes with. It doesn't really "sew together" you can pull it apart. Theres no actual thread. But it does hold good. My daughter made a little cape for her American girl doll and it is holding up good.
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You can only use the Fabric that comes with the machine & refills available. The fabric is a thick felt type fabric. I haven't tried finding it in a fabric store yet, but I believe those stores may carry it.
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I have never tried material or fabric with this cartridge, only paper. Cricut claims that you can, but I would make sure my blade was very sharp and the cutting mat fairly new to hold the fabric. Good luck!
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no, this machine can not be used as a serger, it is ideal for finishing as sheath shirts, dresses and shorts, she completes the finish with a professional look.
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Only if you are cutting fabric. You can use the same blade over and over, the only thing you change is the thickness of the cut for different materials. If you cut fabric and paper you need a different blade for each.
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You could use this between fabric and skin but I would recommend the very wide version this company makes.
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We have sewed multiple layers of fabric perfectly and we have sew some leather projects on this machine. Although I would not use this machine constantly to do leather or super thick layers
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I don't know for sure, but I would think you could use it with fabric as long as you don't wash it. If you want to wash it, you would probably have to use a washable glue. Aleene's has one but I don't remember the specific name of their glue that is washable.
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Yes you can. It can be used on about any type of material, as long as you use the right length staple.
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I would not make socks with this, but I'm sure you could. I've seen many reviews from people that were not able to use the machine but it takes patience to learn and a lot of practice. I wouldn't really call this a machine, it's more like a loom, you are still doing all the work. I've made blankets, bags, sweaters and cowl/scarfs.
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You are supposed to be able to use it as is. However, a cloth leader is recommended as a time-saving product to help attach the fabric to the frame. I have purchased cloth leader kit but have not used it yet as I am currently finishing several other quilting projects. I have assembled the frame and plan to use it for my next project.
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You could but just like any other fabric it will eventually ruin in the weather. Overall it's pretty durable though
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I would not sew leather with this machine. You could do two layers of very light leather, but I would not advise this if you have another machine. It is working with stress with four layers of cotton. I use my old Kenmore for light leather and my heavier machines for serious leather applications. This machine's forte is the multiple stitches and needle placements available not its strength.
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Yes, you can use anything. My daughter ran out of the included paper & now uses plain printer paper
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I love my Janome magnolia sewing machine, but I don't think that I would try making denim clothes on it, unless I would perhaps serge first and then press to one side and top-stitch the fabric. I would certainly proceed with caution with any machine though and be sure to use the appropriate needle. Hope this helps.
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I don't see why not. Fabric is fabric, regardless of what it is on. Don't use too much at first to be sure you don't make a mess with the white dust. Try using a vacuum cleaner to remove the bulk.
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Multiple different weights of yarn can be used with the machine. So far I have used worsted, bulky, and fingering weight.
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You may be able to use nylon clothesline. My original line is still fine, but feels similar to general purpose nylon line.