How to fix fabric puckering with my Singer C5650 Sewing Machine?
Fabric puckering can occur if the top thread is too tight, so reduce the top thread tension. It can also happen if the stitch length is set too short; increase the stitch length setting. Finally, ensure you're using the correct needle style and size for your fabric type.
What causes fabric tunneling under stitches with my Singer C5650 Sewing Machine?
Fabric tunneling under stitches occurs when the fabric isn't properly stabilized for the density of the stitches. Add a fabric stabilizer underneath to prevent the stitches from pulling together and forming a puckered ridge.
General| Needle Threader | Automatic |
|---|---|
| LCD Screen | Yes |
| Speed | 750 stitches per minute |
| Speed Control | Yes |
| Drop Feed | Yes |
| Bobbin System | Top Drop-in |
| Start/Stop Button | Yes |
| Stitch Width Control | Yes |
| Stitch Length Control | Yes |
| Type | Computerized Sewing Machine |
| Presser Feet | 7 |
Provides critical warnings to prevent fire, electric shock, and personal injury when using the sewing machine.
Describes the intended purpose and limitations of the sewing machine for optimal use and maintenance.
Identifies and explains the main parts and controls of the sewing machine.
Details the components around the needle, including the needle plate, presser foot, and threader.
Identifies and explains the components located on the top surface of the sewing machine.
Lists and describes the accessories that come with the sewing machine, including bobbins, felt pads, and spool caps.
Details various presser feet included with the machine and their specific sewing functions.
Details specific presser feet like buttonhole, blind hem, button sewing, roller, invisible zipper, and overcasting feet.
Guides on unpacking the machine and connecting it to the power supply for the first time.
Procedure for safely powering down, unplugging, and storing the sewing machine.
Covers setup features like the accessory tray, thread knife, and spool pin usage.
Detailed instructions for winding, inserting, and retrieving the bobbin and bobbin case.
Comprehensive guide on threading the sewing machine, from spool pin to needle.
Instructions on using the needle threader and information on different types of sewing machine needles.
Key information on needle maintenance, selection guide, and changing the needle.
Guidance on adjusting thread tension and instructions for changing the presser foot.
Overview of machine controls, panel functions for stitch selection and adjustments.
How to use stitch selection buttons and adjust stitch length, width, and needle position.
Explains common error messages displayed by the machine and how to resolve them.
Fundamental sewing techniques, starting with a straight stitch and changing needle position.
Methods for changing sewing direction, finishing seams, and using the straight stretch stitch.
Details utility stitches like zigzag, slant overedge, and overedge for seams and edges.
Instructions for blind hem stitches and details on the feather stitch for decorative edges.
Covers shell stitch, double overlock stitch, and ladder stitch for decorative effects and finishing.
Provides tips for decorative stitching and techniques for darning and mending fabric tears.
Detailed steps for sewing perfectly sized buttonholes using the one-step buttonhole feature.
Instructions on sewing zippers using the zipper foot, including centered zipper installation.
Guides on using the hand-look quilt stitch and button sewing stitch for decorative applications.
Guides on cleaning the machine's internal parts, feed teeth, shuttle area, and exterior.
Diagnoses and resolves common threading problems, bobbin thread breaking, and winding difficulties.
Troubleshoots fabric puckering, tunneling, and machine feeding issues.
Addresses issues like loud noise, machine not running, and potential causes.
Diagnoses and resolves needle breakage, skipping stitches, distorted stitches, and thread bunching.
Troubleshoots problems with the automatic needle threader not working correctly.
Explains common reasons for upper thread breaking, such as obstructed paths or incorrect tension.
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