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Posts by michelle G.

    Reply #1:

    I never tried. I do belive you need a machine that can handle that fabric. and a nice thick needle. Not helpful huh. Maybe search the site here?

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    Reply #2:

    oh and did you find one?

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    Reply #3:

    sometimes its better to get a new one, but you can get a great older model too

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    Reply #4:

    a pink kenmore that my mom got me, I do alot of heming on mine

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    mine is called sewhard

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    I find it relaxing and challenging at the same time.

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    Reply #7:

    like craftalicious said, start simple first, and also do you have a pattern? makes it a bit easier

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    Reply #8:

    oh I have done hand sewing hems, but I find machine much easier

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    Reply #9:

    it would, use the zig zag, and pump the sewing machine paddle, this makes it go slow

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    Reply #10:

    i hand sew for fine detailing or on my bellydance costumes. Its hard work

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    Reply #11:

    oh sounds like mine

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