Shirring Elastic Not Gathering at Renaldo Ware blog

Shirring Elastic Not Gathering. If your fabric isn’t gathering up, check you have set the machine to a long stitch length (4 to 5). If you have issues with your elastic becoming “spaghetti like” on the back of the shirring line, something is likely wrong with your tension. Also check the bobbin is loaded correctly, with the shirring. Uneven tension in the elastic thread or fabric not feeding evenly through the machine. Shirring is a technique that combines elastic thread with regular thread to gather fabric on your sewing machine. If the problem is on the back of your shirring and seems to be just with the top thread (areas where the thread is too loose with loops of thread allowing the elastic to shift around or if the top thread. Check that the bobbin is. When you shirr woven fabric it becomes stretchy in the shirred areas. For collaborations and business inquiries, please contact me at fashionxshania@gmail.com. The fabric isn’t gathering up.

For collaborations and business inquiries, please contact me at fashionxshania@gmail.com. The fabric isn’t gathering up. If the problem is on the back of your shirring and seems to be just with the top thread (areas where the thread is too loose with loops of thread allowing the elastic to shift around or if the top thread. Check that the bobbin is. Also check the bobbin is loaded correctly, with the shirring. If you have issues with your elastic becoming “spaghetti like” on the back of the shirring line, something is likely wrong with your tension. When you shirr woven fabric it becomes stretchy in the shirred areas. If your fabric isn’t gathering up, check you have set the machine to a long stitch length (4 to 5). Shirring is a technique that combines elastic thread with regular thread to gather fabric on your sewing machine. Uneven tension in the elastic thread or fabric not feeding evenly through the machine.

How to add elastic shirring to a garment The Last Stitch

Shirring Elastic Not Gathering If you have issues with your elastic becoming “spaghetti like” on the back of the shirring line, something is likely wrong with your tension. If you have issues with your elastic becoming “spaghetti like” on the back of the shirring line, something is likely wrong with your tension. Also check the bobbin is loaded correctly, with the shirring. For collaborations and business inquiries, please contact me at fashionxshania@gmail.com. Uneven tension in the elastic thread or fabric not feeding evenly through the machine. The fabric isn’t gathering up. Check that the bobbin is. If the problem is on the back of your shirring and seems to be just with the top thread (areas where the thread is too loose with loops of thread allowing the elastic to shift around or if the top thread. If your fabric isn’t gathering up, check you have set the machine to a long stitch length (4 to 5). Shirring is a technique that combines elastic thread with regular thread to gather fabric on your sewing machine. When you shirr woven fabric it becomes stretchy in the shirred areas.