I have a Singer Curvy Sewing Machine. I think I need 15J size. I assume these would work in a Singer Curvy?
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I would look in the manual that came with your model machine. I do know that some machines are a little picky and prefer the specific brand and size. I found that out with one of my embroidery machines.
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I don't havevs Singer, but I have a Janome sewing machinev& a Simplicity serger & it works with these machines. I really like the thread, it is marked Coats Astra.
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I don't know what type bobbins Babylock machines have. the pre-wounds are 15J Bobbins so if that is the type your machine takes then they should work
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I have used these in all my machines for years. Have never had a problem. They should be fine in the 5700 or any other domestic sewing machine.
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If your sewing machine is a low-shank machine, it will fit. You need to look up the details of your machine.
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It depends on what size the sewing machine is. If you can measured your sewing machine I will see if it will fit
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Go and look at http://www.sewingmachinesplus.com/singer-foot-321417008-p.php You will see the same foot as the one on Amazon. It should be the same foot.
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My a says I have number 136492001, best I can tell there are only 2 sizes 15 and 155. Thee may fit your machine and I don't need them. I ordered the wrong ones and the vendor doesn't answer any emails so Amazon gave me back my money. It would be best if you could find out which of he "standard" bobbins you use. These are SA155.
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Alright, people, this is how you know whether these feet will fit your exact model of sewing machine: 1. If your machine has a short shank, then yes. See the description of the product where it says it is for short shank machines. 2. If your machine has a long shank or a slant shank, then they won't fit. How do you know what kind of shank your machine has? 1. Look it up on one of these nifty charts: https://www.anniescatalog.com/pages/shank_chart1.html or https://www.anniescatalog.com/pages/shank_chart2.html . 2. If your machine isn't on those lists, like the Singer Promise 1408 in the question, then measure your machine manually. Here is a guide on how to measure your machine: http://imagehost.vendio.com/c/10003275/view/1085137796347_feet_info.jpg . Now, should any of these links go dead, just Google "sewing shank chart" or "sewing shank measurement" like a competent internet user, instead of endlessly pestering other buyers to figure it out for you.
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If your Juki machine is a 'low shaft' these are generic sewing feet and should fit fine. I had the same type of question when I ordered them for my Brother machine. They are a great set and should serve you well. I think 'high shaft' machines are professional machines, not usually used in home environment. Good luck.
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I am not sure I took the chance of ordering these cause they size was right and the shape looked right, and when I got them everything was perfect for my machine. These are a good product and I will buy them again when these are all used up. Good luck but if the size is the same and the shape is the same do what I did and order them. Good Luck. Hope that helped.
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I wish I knew the answer, I would recommend that you call you closest joann store and find one with a viking sewing gallery. They sell singer and may be able to answer your question or get you to the right resource.
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I don't really know, i didn't know if was going to fit my sewing machine but i checked the shaped in the outlet of my machine, just make sure if the corners are rounded or squared
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If the Janome bobbins are all the same, they will work. They work in my Janome, but I don't know the model number.
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I use a size 16 or 18 in a machine, depending on the material to be sewn. The thread probably will not fit through anything smaller than a size 14.
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I believe only home use machine bobbins. I have two home sewing machines - a Janome DC3050 and an old Singer 401A. Bobbins for both those home machines are a good snug fit in these cases. Those industrial Juki bobbins look quite a bit larger. If the Jukis do not fit in any other regular bobbin case (maybe take a bobbin to a store, if possible, and try them out in some other brands of bobbin cases???) they probably won't fit these cases.
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Hi. The neeedles should fit your machines as long as they have a flat side in the needles. They are excellent needles for the price you pay. I hope that answered your. question. Happy sewing