Can it sew bath towels where the stitched edge has worked loose and needs to be re-sewn.
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OK, I just sewed the edge of one of my towels and it works fine. I also just finished "making" actually simply hemming, a length of fleece for a new baby blanket. I rolled the edges and it worked quite well. When I got to the corners, I did try to do the whole 4 layers and it wouldn't, it was just too much. But the regular hem was fine. The machine only goes so fast, which is great for a beginner. For me, I probably could have sewn my baby blanket a lot faster, if the needle went faster. The control ON the machine, not the foot peddle, was a tad faster. But it was ok anyhow.
1746962
No it can't be cut because the mesh will unravel, unless you are a good sewer and can sew the edging back on.
2069216
Mine had pre-drilled holes,they must have had a production error.I still think this is a great product it has paid for itself many times over by not having towels just spool out when you only need one.
407847
Yes. Just pop it off and toss in the washer and dryer. Comes I out fluffy and ready for use again.
1861479
I would recommend checking out the Project Library at www.emblibrary.com to learn how to machine embroider on these type towels. It can be done and mine have turned out fine. As someone below mentioned, I wouldn't recommend light stitches (open hand or machine embroidery) on these as the threads will get lost in the pile. A design with a higher stitch count will work perfectly. Enjoy!
2189757
It can be but you risk tangling and breakage. It is best to use pre-wound spools.
716074
Not really. Very unhappy with it. It barley worms up the towels in a warm area. May be even harder outside in a colder area.
259260
You still have to test sew any new fabric. It will also take adjusting the tensions. In short, it will, but you also need to learn the machine, what it does and how to adjust it. Nothing is automatic on sergers.
309866
If you use 1 hand, the paper towels will not tear easily. It will not continue to unravel because of the rubber edge around the bottom, but a few will pull out.
534063
Probably yes. The string is a bit thick, so it might form some crystals within the threads.
2210163
No unless you cut off one and sewed the other one on. We've sewn new ones on when the old one wears out.
365296
I used several of the stretch stitches on my Brother SE400 with this foot. One problem I did have was the feed dogs on this machine aren't as strong as my old one and don't pull the fabric through as nicely. My fabric slipped a lot.
741042
Depends on what you're hanging. I use it for kitchen towels and sometimes it snags loops from them. I snap the towel out but one little thread stays in and gets pulled. But it's a kitchen towel so I'm not too worried about it.
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It won't be the prettiest closure seams if you do, but you would be able to sew it. If a home sewing machine can't handle it, take it to somewhere that does alterations or an upholstery shop. Their industrial machines should have no issue with it and they can probably put a nice finished edge on it too.
2151468
I'm not sure about the adjustable buckle and I've not used it on bath towels. I don't think it would work because they are too big. This is structured primarily for shirts.
865651
I wouldn't recommend it, all the threading pulls out & it is not good quality sewing. This is my 3rd and last comforter set I will buy from amazon!
1105292
Yes, it can sew on quilts. It seems to do most things that a regular sewing machine does except use electricity!