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Simplicity Bias Tape Maker
September 27th, 2010 | 
Author: Simplicity Bias Tape Maker
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Product Description
WRIGHTS-Simplicity Bias Tape Machine. Have you ever imagined being able to make 12 feet of bias tape in as little as 60 seconds without burning your fingers? Create 1in bias tape by feeding a cut fabric strip into a bias tape tip and then to an iron press creating folded/ironed single fold bias tape. This phenomenal machine features include auto-feed; removable power cord; On/off switch; automatic shut-off after 10 minutes of inactivity and multiple temperature settings for a variety of fabrics and is extremely easy to use. UL approved. With the push of a button you can create up to 35 feet of custom bias tape with no burnt fingers! Perfect for apparel crafters and quilters alike. Machine measures 5x8-1/2x5-1/2in closed and 4x18x5-1/2in open and machine features enough room inside to store everything. Imported.
Details
- Makes 25 feet of bias tape in less than 60 seconds
- Adjustable heat settings
- Iron automatically shuts off after 10 minutes
Singer(R) CurvyTM 8763 Sewing Machine
Singer(R) CurvyTM 8763 Sewing Machine
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 List Price: unavailable Sale Price: $199.99 Availability: unspecified
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Product Description
Get ahead of the curve with the Singer 8763 Curvy Electronic Sewing Machine. Sew smart with its SwiftSmart threading system and Drop & Sew bobbin system. Its digital technology makes threading a cinch. All you have to do is guide the thread directly from the spool to the needle area through a single groove. Then the needle is automatically threaded by pressing the Threader Lever. Three lamps illuminate the sewing surface with long-lasting bulbs (100,000 hours) that stay cool, regardless of how long the machine is operated.
7mm Maximum Stitch Width Twin Needle Sewing - two parallel rows can be sewn 13 Needle Positions, such as inserting zippers or cording and topstitching Maximum Sewing Speed - 750 stitches-per minute Automatic Tension - stable stitch quality, whatever type of fabric is being used Automatic Presser Foot Pressure Control - Sew from the lightest weight tricots to the heaviest denim, without making presser foot adjustments Top Loading Jam-Proof Bobbin System with Clear Cover Automatic Bobbin Winding Clutch Extra-High Presser Foot Lifter offers more clearance for multiple layers of bulky fabric 6-Segment Feeding System makes for much more accurate feeding Optimum Power Control - senses when additional power is required to maintain speed through thick or changing fabric conditions Included - Auxiliary Spool Pin, Darning Plate; Small, Medium & Large Thread Spool Caps; Screwdriver; 4 Bobbins; Needles Pack; Lint Brush; Seam Ripper; Feet - General Purpose, Satin Special Purpose, One-step Buttonhole, Zipper Blind Hem
Details
- 30 Built-In Stitches;2 One-Step Buttonholes
- SwiftSmart Threading System;Drop & Sew Bobbin System
- One-Touch Needle Threader;Push-Button Stitch Selection
- 3 StayBright LED Lights
Juki Pearl Line MO-654DE 2/3/4 Thread Serger Kit
Juki Pearl Line MO-654DE 2/3/4 Thread Serger Kit
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 List Price: unavailable Sale Price: $499.00 Availability: unspecified
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Product Description
The Juki Pearl Line Home Sergers offer two exciting models to expand your sewing capabilities. Create the latest fashions or decorative home items and crafts with the MO-654DE four-thread overlock. It offers differential feed and built-in rolled hemming, and performs all the popular overlock and flatlock variations. The Pearl Line sergers are ideal for use with today's latest fabrics as well as decorative threads. Add serging techniques to your world of sewing and open new doors to design opportunities!
Details
- Color Coded Threading Guides
- Adjustable Stitch Length
- 1-Rotation Thread Tension Dials
- Adjustable Differential Feed
- Heavy Duty Knife System
Posted in juki, Sergers | 
Tags: crafts, differential feed ratio on serger sewing machine, janome coverstitch machine, juki, Juki Pearl Line MO-654DE, mss, quilting, serger, Sergers | 
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