Showing posts with label sewing machine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sewing machine. Show all posts

Friday, November 9, 2007

Singer Catalogue Specials



Your Christmas Gift
Free from Singer
40,000 homes in Canberra are getting a catalogue from Singer with their very special Christmas promotion.
Buy any.... yes.....ANY
Sewing machine, overlocker or ironing press before 15th of January and you will receive a free DVD player

When you buy something for her, you will receive something for him free.
To celebrate this wonderful offer we have added two great new machines to our already extensive range of Singer machines.
Welcome to:
  • Singer 7470.
Usually $999, it is on special for $799 (plus of course the free DVD player)
LED screen, 173 built in stitches. Alphabet and numbers. 7 styles of 1-step buttonhole. Automatic needle threader.
5 year warranty and bonus extension table. Extension tables are worth more than their weight in gold when you are working with large items like curtains or quilts.
  • Singer Futura CE150
Launched with rave reviews in the US, this latest release embroidery machine is perfect for the an entry into machine embroidery. This versatile embroidery machine also doubles as a regular sewing machine. It can be set so that all software updates occur automatically when your log in. Anyone who already owns an embroidery machine can tell you what a wonderful advance that is.
It is being launched with a huge savings of $700, priced at just $999!!!!(plus the free you know what..)
Plus you can chose to add software to your machine.

Storage space at the shop is tight so we can not guarantee that the machines will be still there when you walk in on Christmas eve, so please think ahead and buy or layby your machines now!

Thursday, October 4, 2007

Tip for threading your sewing machine


Mega Quilter
Did you know that when your presser foot is down, the tension discs grip your thread? I was a very middle aged person by the time that piece of information sifted through to my consciousness.
But once you know, two things become obvious. You should unthread and rethread your machine with the foot up!
This way you are not dragging thread through the discs to get the thread off your machine.
Most importantly it makes sure your thread is in the discs when you thread your machine and then trapped there once you start to sew- as it ought to be. This avoids many annoying tension hiccups!


Sapphire
If you are lucky enough to have one of the Sapphire machines, you can wind a bobbin while the machine is still threaded. Obviously you need to have the foot raised to let the thread feed freely from the foot and up across the thread path to the bobbin winder. Remember to have your metal A foot on so that the thread does not wear your plastic foot.