[amayausers.com] Re: Golf Towels
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Hi Yan,
It isn't often you need to change material thickness. If you have auto
actifeed, let that do its job for you. If you are sewing something thick like
bath towels, thick jackets, etc. then you may need to increase a number or two.
Just remember that the intent is to hold the garment down flat so there is no
flagging and no air between the presser foot and the needleplate. Otherwise
you will get false threadbreaks because the machine can't sense the pressure.
Regarding Solvy, yes, tear away what you can and then spritz the garment with
water and use the Solvy that you tore away and "dab" it on the areas where
Solvy was left on the garment. Keep the Solvy turning in your hand so it
doesn't get too wet or you will have a sticky mess however. Just lightly spray
with water and then "dab" it with the larger pieces of Solvy. Kind of like
taking gum off of little kids using more gum.
Tearaway---just tear away what is quick and easy. The rest will disappear as
the garment is washed. You are in this business to make money and time is
money. You don't have the time to sit there and pick every little piece away.
Sharon Springer
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