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Originally Posted by SuziSew
(Post 7229605)
I have better luck when I use me "jean-a-majig" It props up the back of the presser foot so it's level with the front.
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Originally Posted by SuziSew
(Post 7229605)
I have better luck when I use me "jean-a-majig" It props up the back of the presser foot so it's level with the front.
http://www.joann.com/dritz-jean-a-ma-jig/2719813.html |
Yes, it certainly does make sense! And, your bags are adorable. I thought this project would be a good change from making quilts. I've enjoyed the process, but not the bulkiness issue. Thanks for your input.
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No, but I will try that. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Yes, those old metal machines are real 'work horses'. I had a Kenmore(with cams).
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Oh, I will try that. I know I have one in my sewing drawer somewhere. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Yes, thank you. The kit came with the instructions for Pellon 987F.
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Here's a tutorial on how to use a jeans jack. http://shesasewingmachinemechanic.bl...h?q=jeans+jack You can use a Bernina "height compensation tool," which are about $1.50. Or fold some thin cardboard.
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Borrow a Featherweight. My Mom used mine to sew a suede (deerhide) coat for my Dad.
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Thank you, QuiltedSunshine. Great tute!!
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