I do machine applique. Does this gum up your needles?
601198
I have not had a problem with this product as I have had with others! Only gummy stuff is the spray adhesive when bonding batting to backing and fabric! Great product!
455951
Yes. I did exactly that. Just opened up an end, took out some filling and sewed it back up . Warning...the filling goes everywhere and sticks to everything. But, it worked.
2272035
I use it all the time while machine embroidering (to attach the stabilizer to the fabric when i dont hoop it) and what works for me is warm water if the fabric can take it. even hot water will do it faster
1492594
It sometimes does. In my experience, with softer pine, it will likely leave a small dimple. On harder oak, it does not. Typically with pine, I will putty and paint anyway. I have been very pleased with this brad nailer. It is a great tool for the price.
2023542
There are holes in the needles that you can lace thread (dental floss works well) through. Is that what you are asking?
526563
I don't know. I only use it with needles for insulin injection. You need to call the manufacturer or check with your pharmacy.
1953526
Absolutely. The filling molds to your manipulations. You don't really need to, but I let a few beads out of one of mine and sewed the hole back up.
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.
741865
yes it will, just dont overfill. If the ink starts coming out the top, draw it back into the syringe
226915
I am not sure this will help because I have only used in situations where I used the glue to build up when my project need height. Example: to give height to paper flowers and cascading flowers. I can't remember getting it on my hands or having to remove it.
1188075
Yes it does! Pretty solid needle as well. Haven't used it yet so I'm not sure how good it actually is
339360
The Schmetz needles have the "flat side" which is usually able to be used in all machines. so if your normal needles have a flat side, you should be OK.
1663032
The needle worked fine for me several times, just use a rag around the cable because it can get messy. Take your time too! I did not try the Motion Pro tool even though I have one. The needle seemed loose in the hole provided in the tool. Did I mention it's messy? I recommend rubber gloves like doctors use to keep your hands clean.
1894697
I usually heat my needles up to go from a tight 7RL to a 7RL loose Liner or tight 9RL to a 9RL loose Liner to get a boxier thick line and it works just fine. The armature bar / springs work fine for what it is, but I updated mine with better replacement parts as the frame was solid but it needed tuning for sure. If your machine isn't working with bigger size needles, you may need to adjust your front spring / contact to get a bigger or lesser throw. Try it out...
1777827
Not a stupid question at all. However, while this is a nice package of embroidery floss, my one complaint is it tangles fairly easily. It is not as smooth as some other flosses I have used in the past, so I wouldn't recommend machine embroidery with this particular brand. Although if you take care, it's a great, beautifully colored floss for hand embroidery.
485981
Mine do the same. It's the little red indicator needle, and I got used to it. I'd love to know if anyone else has an answer.
935411
In my experience, sometimes the machine walks around sometimes it doesn't. It doesn't matter what I am putting in it. It may have something to do with pulp displacement.