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Still trying to learn about this machine
Anyone out there have a machine like this? Still trying to get some feedback on this
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G'day, I can't see what machine you have but will help you in any way I am able. Please email me at sewingmachines@gmail.com Kindest Regards, Richard.
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David Davies replied to Doug Keller's discussion 'Locking in the Start and Finish stitch on circular objects.'
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charlie merrow commented on Doug Keller's photo
interesting! the stitch is not 'tight' like an emblem - i have a better idea what you're shooting for. how close do you think you are now.
Doug Keller replied to Doug Keller's discussion 'Locking in the Start and Finish stitch on circular objects.'
I think I figured it out.
I start with about a 4-6" chain.
I start sewing with the edge under the needle.
No cutter,(the material is precut and fixed to a freely rotating platform)
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Doug Keller replied to Doug Keller's discussion 'Locking in the Start and Finish stitch on round objects.'
Edging a felt backed leather disc. 6" to 24" circular discs.
Chris Hammond commented on charlie merrow's photo
Is there a place to see a video of this air motor in operation, looks very interesting and ive never seen this before.
charlie merrow replied to Doug Keller's discussion 'Locking in the Start and Finish stitch on round objects.'
Are you edging or seaming the round object? can you send a picture?
Locking in the Start and Finish stitch on round objects.
Machine= MG-3DW-4 No. 5 needle, T-70 thread.What is the most attractive way to lock-in the start and finish stitching when sewing circular objects?Thanks.DougSee More
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