How does it feed the fabric in?
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This was a gift for my great nieces ages 10 and 6. They have made many things and seem to love it but I have not seen it used. The way it works isn't dangerous as fingers don't get close to the needle. Hope this helps.
2108695
There's a slit in the back of the machine. Guide paper into that slit and press the "feed" button in the front and it should go in. If it doesn't, make sure the paper edge is even and hold the paper going into the slit firmly while pressing the feed button. Hope that helps.
1933224
The fabric is made so that water will drain and only the finest of soil could probably leak through.It is not a solid barrier and is made to breath.
1911757
No. You inflate it using a pump (included) and it either deflates naturally (from body pressure over time) or you open up one of the gauges to release air pressure. It has worked well for my mom and the quality of the fabric is very good. (More than you asked, I know.)
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Theoretically it would feed in the machine the same way. I don't think it would advance through the feeder, though, without bunching up. Which, by the way, is a glitch with the paper towels. They get bunched up on occasion and won't pass through the feed. Also, I don't feel as though the cutting mechanism would be strong enough to cut through the aluminum foil. I haven't tried it, however, but my assumption would be that it wouldn't handle the feeding of the foil without tearing it up.
2193113
The bars have a split and you start the fabric in between them then roll it...
785398
Poly fiber fill on outside. And a soft material for the clothing . Thinking of buying another one as a spare when the first is In the washer.
1179583
Just place it. In the opening. There should be pieces of fabric that make up the ties. I'll ask my daughter how she does it.
375619
You can microwave it and you can wash it. You can refrigerate it. It is a lush fabric. I love mine.
48466
It's pretty stiff so I don't know how easily it will feed. I know they make shrinks dinks that are specific for printers.
1864935
None really. You slide the bottom into a shelve. real easy. May order some more for my closet.
1491740
It goes directly under the sheet and is fairly soft and cushy. You need a 100% cotton or another breathable fabric for the sheet.
413237
It is manually fed. I thought I wouldn't like this but this is one of the few things where I like having the ability to manually make sure that it is lined up properly. Also, it is one-way feeding, push it in on the right side and it comes out on the left and you keep feeding it in that direction.
463034
yes, but you need to feed it consistently without letting it clog. It can be a slow process.
773336
Place the fabric under the presser foot next to the quarter inch rim/lower needle to hold fabric lift up ther top fabric and hold close to the rim as you sew as you get to the very end use your tweezers to hold the top fabric and it just slips into place. no pins. you do not pull or streatch and it just falls into place. You may watch a you tube on the procedure as well
2016062
You have to wash the product into the fabric, I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
1704422
none. it is a one layer of fabric kind of design, but oh, that one layer is magic for those of use that don't have 'peek-a-boo' issues.