Learn how to use a sewing machine

Threading your machine correctly is the basic starting point for all beginners. So grab your machine, learn how to thread a sewing machine & start sewing.

If you've been wanting to learn how to sew but don't know how to use a sewing machine yet, you need to check out Starting to Sew, a free self-paced online class for beginners.

Here's how to: Turn on your sewing machine, set it up, thread it, choose settings, and do your first test sew! This tutorial is perfect for complete beginners who have no idea where to start. The information in this post is directly from Brother, Singer, and Janome sewing machine

Threading a sewing machine correctly is the start for all beginners. Learn how to thread a sewing machine & start sewing.

So you’ve bought your first sewing machine. Congratulations! Now, what do you do first? We have a few practical suggestions for beginner sewists. These are the most important things you need to know after buying your first sewing machine. #sewing

How to choose a sewing machine needle - universal vs knit vs sharp needles - which needle should you use for which fabric

Check out these basic sewing machine stitches you'll need to know when you start sewing. Are you a sewing beginner and would like to learn how to sew? Basic stitches for your sewing machine explained and shown: straight stitch, zig-zag stitch, triple zigzag stitch, overcast stitch or mock overlock stitch, blind hem stitch, stretch stitches and decorative stitches clearly explained, why and how to use them, and photos make it super easy to learn to sew - check them out!

If you're new to sewing and eager to start bringing your ideas to life on a sewing machine, then here are 4 sewing machines that we recommend along with 5 top tips to help you choose the perfect machine. I also explain the difference between a domestic sewing machine and an industrial sewing machine. Click to learn more now.

Learn sewing secrets that every beginner should know. These sewing tips will save you time and frustration!

This article discusses some of the lesser-known features on sewing machines, including the leveling button, auto-lock button, and stitch balance adjusting screw. The black leveling button helps the presser foot glide smoothly over thick seams, the auto-lock button secures stitches at the start and end of a seam, and the stitch balance adjusting screw balances the stitches.