Bobbin Thread Tension Adjustment at Joyce Grier blog

Bobbin Thread Tension Adjustment. Check that the machine is. to make a temporary tension adjustment, select the threads for the needle and bobbin, then fill the bobbin and thread. You can either have a loading drop in bobbin (you won’t have a bobbin case), or bottom loading with a bobbin case in a compartment below the needle. Turn the top tension dial to adjust until stitches are balanced. if the stitches on the top layer of the fabric look too tight, if you can see the bobbin thread on the top layer of fabric, and/or if the fabric is puckered, try. if the thread breaks easily, then the tension is too tight, and you’ll need to turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise. when the bobbin thread is visible from the right side of the fabric, the upper tension is too tight. use test fabric and check your seams. when making changes to bobbin tension, increasing or decreasing, turn the large screw on the bobbin case in small. If the thread slides through your fingers without breaking, then the tension is too loose, and you’ll need to turn the screw clockwise.

to make a temporary tension adjustment, select the threads for the needle and bobbin, then fill the bobbin and thread. if the stitches on the top layer of the fabric look too tight, if you can see the bobbin thread on the top layer of fabric, and/or if the fabric is puckered, try. Turn the top tension dial to adjust until stitches are balanced. Check that the machine is. if the thread breaks easily, then the tension is too tight, and you’ll need to turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise. use test fabric and check your seams. when making changes to bobbin tension, increasing or decreasing, turn the large screw on the bobbin case in small. You can either have a loading drop in bobbin (you won’t have a bobbin case), or bottom loading with a bobbin case in a compartment below the needle. If the thread slides through your fingers without breaking, then the tension is too loose, and you’ll need to turn the screw clockwise. when the bobbin thread is visible from the right side of the fabric, the upper tension is too tight.

Sewing Machine Tension Adjustment

Bobbin Thread Tension Adjustment Turn the top tension dial to adjust until stitches are balanced. You can either have a loading drop in bobbin (you won’t have a bobbin case), or bottom loading with a bobbin case in a compartment below the needle. Check that the machine is. if the thread breaks easily, then the tension is too tight, and you’ll need to turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise. if the stitches on the top layer of the fabric look too tight, if you can see the bobbin thread on the top layer of fabric, and/or if the fabric is puckered, try. Turn the top tension dial to adjust until stitches are balanced. If the thread slides through your fingers without breaking, then the tension is too loose, and you’ll need to turn the screw clockwise. when making changes to bobbin tension, increasing or decreasing, turn the large screw on the bobbin case in small. use test fabric and check your seams. when the bobbin thread is visible from the right side of the fabric, the upper tension is too tight. to make a temporary tension adjustment, select the threads for the needle and bobbin, then fill the bobbin and thread.