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AFTER SALES SUPPORT
Fabric, thread and needle table
GB
0333 32 13 106
IRE
1 800 992508
www.medion.co.uk
GB IRE
Fabric, thread and needle table
As a general rule, fi ne threads and needles are used to sew thin fabrics, thicker threads and needles are used for
heavier fabrics. Always test the thread and needle thickness on a scrap of the fabric you intend to use. Use the
same thread for needle and bobbin. If you sew stretch hems on fi ne fabrics or synthetics, use a needle with a blue
shaft (available from specialist retailers). These prevent stitches from being missed.
Fabric type Thread Needle
Very light-
weight fabrics
Chiffon, georgette, fi ne lace,
organza, net, tulle
50
Synthetics, silk
65
Lightweight
fabrics
Batiste, voile, nylon, satin,
lightweight linen
80
Cotton
65
Silk, crêpe de chine; crêpe
sheer
50
Silk, synthetics
Jersey, swimwear, cotton
jersey
60
Synthetics
Suede 80
Cotton
75
(Leather or denim needle)
Medium
fabrics
Flannel, velour, velvet, mus-
lin, poplin, linen, wool, felt,
terry, gabardine
60–80
Cotton, silk
75–90
Knitwear, stretch, cotton
jersey
60
Synthetics
90
Leather, vinyl, suede 80
Cotton
90
(Leather or denim needle)
Heavy fabrics Denim, coat fabric 50
Cotton
100
Jersey 50
Synthetics
Wool, tweed 50
Silk
Very heavy
fabrics
Canvas, sailcloth, upholstery
fabrics
80–100
Cotton
100
Helpful sewing tips
Sewing thin and lightweight fabrics
With lightweight and thin materials, you can experience wrinkles as these materials are not always fed uniformly.
When sewing these fabric types, lay a stabiliser (available from specialist retailers) or a piece of tissue paper
under the fabric to prevent irregular feeding.
Sewing elastic fabrics
Elastic materials can be worked more easily if you tack the fabric pieces together beforehand with basting thread/
tacking thread and then sew the material together with small stitches and without stretching.
You can also achieve good results by using special threads for knitwear and elastic stitches.
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ALDI md15694 Specifications

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BrandALDI
Modelmd15694
CategorySewing Machine
LanguageEnglish

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