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#sarapoiese #sewingmachineneedles #needle The choice of needle plays a crucial role in achieving optimal sewing results. Learn more below. How is a needle made? What are the shapes of needle points and what function do they have? How often should I replace the needle? We'll then look at the illustrative table that teaches us the types and thicknesses of needles for our creative and tailoring sewing. Finally, the first needle we'll learn about today is the Universal needle: which fabrics is it suitable for? What needle thicknesses can I use for sewing linen rather than velvet? 🔸🔸1) Anatomy of the Needle 🔸🔸 —————————— How is a needle made? From the needle head to the needle shank, which I use to insert the needle into the sewing machine. Let's then discover the needle eye and the needle point. 🔸🔸 2) Needle Point Shapes 🔸🔸 —————————— There are rounded-point needles, round-point needles, pointed-point sewing machine needles, leather needles, machine embroidery needles, and jeans needles. Each needle shape has its own function. Learning to recognize the different sewing machine needles is useful and valuable! Your stitching will definitely improve! 🔸🔸 3) A Blunt Needle: What to Do? 🔸🔸 ————————— Learn to recognize when your needle is blunt and is ruining the fabric you're sewing. Have you ever sewn silk and noticed threads pulling through the fabric while sewing? Have you sewn a jersey and your sewing machine skipped stitches? Has your sewing machine broken the needle while sewing? Solve the problem by changing a dull needle or one that's too thin for the fabric you're sewing. 🔸🔸4) Needle Color Chart 🔸🔸 —————————— For quick identification of needle thickness and intended use/application, Schmetz home sewing machine needles are equipped with a color marking on the cone. The first color identifies the application (jeans, jersey, leather) and the second color identifies the needle thickness (60, 70, 90, 110). 🔸🔸5) Universal Needle 🔸🔸 —————————— The Universal needle is the needle for sewing most fabrics. It has a slightly rounded tip. The thinnest Universal needle is number 60, the thickest is number 130 for sewing very thick fabrics. With the Universal needle, you can sew batiste, brocade, chambray, chenille, felt, gabardine, jacquard, linen, loden, non-stretch velvet, and even wool. If you like this video, give it a thumbs-up, watch it to the end, comment, and share it! A sartorial hug, Sara Poiese. 🎀 🎀 ______________________________________ Related Videos: 📍The Cotton Batiste Top:    • Cucire il top Butterick B6450 con sbieco e...   📍Sewing the Lace Minidress:    • Cucire il minidress in pizzo, fodera | cuc...   🎀 🎀 ______________________________________ Materials used in this tutorial: 👉 Downloadable needle color chart: http://bit.ly/2Gt90u7 🎀 🎀 _____________________________ ★★★Follow me on my social media channels: ★★★ You Tube: ► https://bit.ly/2OkZH52 Facebook: ►   / sarapoiese   Instagram: ►   / sarapoiese   Blog: ► http://www.sarapoiese.com 🎀 🎀 _____________________________ Q & A: Do you have any topics you'd like to explore? Would you like to learn how to sew a particular project? Don't miss the live stream on my YouTube channel on the last day of every month! You can leave questions, tutorial requests, and sewing insights in the comments section of the live stream. - - https://www.youtube.comhttps://www.yo... https://www.youtube.comhttps://www.yo... https://www.youtube.comhttps://www.yo... drop https://www.youtube.comhttps://www.yo...