Will this thread work on my 25 year old basic Singer machine. Is the spool to big?
589528
I think it will work. It's a large spool and not a cone. I really like this thread. I have all collections.
2194264
It fit my vintage Olympia, I just took a chance. You could always rewind on your spools, worse case scenario.
278721
I don't know. My old machine was a singer. These seem pretty standard as machine needles go. When I insert the needle, the 'front' has an vertical indentation and I can see the hole through which I pass the thread. (Way back in the 70s, my 4-H teacher showed me this vertical indentation on the needle.) On the top shaft, the back is flat and the front is round. I would guess these will work provided the needles in your machine look similar.
1768949
I dont know for sure, but assume that it will since it is adjustable for width (to a point). As for spools, you need to determine the size of the threaded holes. But I believe they are nearly universal
904691
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with thread sizes. Hope someone else can help with your question.
2152933
Yep, very easy, thread the pre-cut line through the end of the shaft. No spools. Just takes seconds to replace with new line. The whole machine works great.
1564885
This is a large spool of bobbin thread. It is too large for my machine, so I have a stand alone large thread holder that sits next to my machine, and I wind the bobbins from that. I also can use that stand if I buy large spools of embroidery thread that don't fit on my machine. The spool itself does not say if it is 100% polyester, but the description on Amazon says it is 60 wt polyester. I have been happy with the way this bobbin thread works with my embroidery thread.
1774498
The ribbon will fit, just depend on the size of the spool. My first thought is that it should work. Good luck.
1864791
I have a Brother machine and was concerned about whether it would fit and work properly since it's a Singer part. This ruffler foot is actually an "old-fashioned" type of foot, i.e., not a 'snap-on'. If your Singer accommodates snap-on feet, you'll need to remove the adapter before installing the ruffler foot. The previous replies provided good info also--take your time, make sure you've installed the foot exactly as it's shown in the photos and check needle position with manual operation first. Practice is good. Take time to fold/press/stitch a 1/8" hem on the side of the fabric not being ruffled. I missed this the first time; it makes a big difference!
968208
I am sorry but really can't say for sure...when I bought mine I typed in my model number in the search and then it was listed in the description. It is not a universal foot so don't know if it will work for all Singer machines.
1689155
It depends on what you are sewing. I'm using just regular heavy duty thread and it works great. It takes a while to get the hang of the machine but it works great. If you have a real heavy duty application, you're going to need a real heavy duty thread. The thread that came with it was 1/16" or thereabouts. It's much heavier than you need for most applications.
810171
You need to find out your thread size . The kit I bought was for metric threads
1866587
You would have to go on line and find out what type of shank you have to your sewing machine. If it is low shank you should be fine.
853435
Hi. It depends on the fabric you are using not the sewing machine. Maybe this can help you. http://www.singerco.com/sewing-resources/machine-needles http://www.sewitworks.com/needle-guide/fabric-needle-thread/
367514
Yes. You thread the bobbin at the top of the machine (same as most other Singer machines).
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I use Robison Anton spool thread. It will not fit this box as the base of the spool is too large. Don't know about other brands of large spools. Each slot would hold more than one of the small spools
1468380
I am using this on a 40 year old Kenmore, and it's perfect! If your machine has a low shank, and the sewing foot attaches with a screw, it will work.