Originally Posted by Mrs. SewNSew
(Post 6837319)
With so many machines around it's easy to get confused. I've considered putting a note with each machine "threads left to right" or "flat side back" "bobbin winds clockwise". Just a small card...maybe laminated. lol!
Joe, don't feel bad. We've all been there. BTW, thanks to you, Joe, and everyone else for help with the Singer 500 a couple months ago. It is purring now. |
Hi Joe,
I have been there many times. My brain is not what it used to be. I wish I had a dime for everytime I forgot to engage brain. I would be rich. LOL Skip |
Hi Joe,
I have that problem too. The Singer 201 and 66-1 thread opposite,bobbin goes in different and the needle goes in different too. They really get upset with me when I've been using the White Rotary and try to turn the hand wheel backwards. Sharon in Texas |
Originally Posted by Mrs. SewNSew
(Post 6837319)
With so many machines around it's easy to get confused. I've considered putting a note with each machine "threads left to right" or "flat side back" "bobbin winds clockwise". Just a small card...maybe laminated. lol!
When you thread the machine, the thread goes into the needle from the side where you see the last thread guide. I learned that in high school. I suppose that was the time there were machines threading from left to right, and some going right to left. That was also the time zig-zag machines were coming into greater use. |
Originally Posted by J Miller
(Post 6837263)
Duh ...... where's my sign? Joe |
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