SOS!!
A little sewing help, please.
I am sewing along, and then all of a sudden it's a RAILROAD of thread. Then, it goes back to smooth, even stitches. What's the deal?? I am not zooming fabric thru, nor have I rigged my bobbin wrong.
"Sew" annoying...
Sorry.
I had to.
5 comments:
1. can of air, spray everywhere into the machine.
2. thread a new and fresh bobbin
3. put a new needle on the machine.
4. read the manual about potentially adjusting the tension....
5. hopefully not this early but have it serviced... 1-3 should solve the issue.
Agree w/ Jenny.
Re-thread the whole machine. I'm surprised it resolved itself at all.
Usually when this happens, the bobbin is jacked or the spool thread came out of a loop.
It's always something trifling with a sewing machine to get you out of your groove.
This happens to me, thank you for posting, I am going to try the suggestions here!
This maybe too "well, duh!" but I've done it before. Make sure your presser foot is down. Otherwise, I agree with everyone who posted previously.
This has happened to me before when I put my bobbin in the wrong way. I know that sounds confusing but it is supposed to "unwind" in a certain direction and if it is not going in that direction then it will "jump and pull" a lot of thread.... sort of like when your car is running out of gas.... So, I pull out my bobbin, flip it over and then get the seam ripper out. :-)
btw... Love your blog.
Brenda
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