Jeans Pattern Sewing Machine is a sewing machine specially designed to sew patterns on jeans. Compared with ordinary sewing machines, Jeans pattern Sewing Machines have stronger sewing force and greater sewing depth, and can handle heavy materials such as denim fabrics. Here are the steps to sew a pattern for jeans:
Preparation
Before using the Jeans Pattern Sewing Machine, you need to prepare some tools and materials, including denim fabric, pattern design, sewing machine needle, thread, scissors, needle thread perforator, etc.
Choosing the Right Needle and Thread
The needle is one of the core components of the Jeans pattern sewing machine, and the size and shape of the needle will affect the sewing effect. For jeans pattern sewing machines, thick needles are generally used, and needles with a gauge of 90-110 can be used. At the same time, it is also very important to choose the right line. Jeans pattern sewing machines need to use thick thread, and it is generally recommended to use 3-6 strands of weaving thread.
Adjusting the settings of the sewing machine
Before you can sew a jeans pattern, you will need to adjust the settings on your sewing machine. Generally speaking, jeans pattern sewing machines need to adjust the tension of the sewing machine to a high level to be able to sew heavy denim fabrics. In addition, the stitch density and sewing speed of the sewing machine need to be adjusted.
Cloth positioning
Before the jeans pattern can be sewn, the denim fabric needs to be secured on the sewing machine. First place the fabric on the working platform of the sewing machine, and then fix the fabric with the clamp of the sewing machine.
Sewing pattern
The process of sewing patterns needs to be operated according to the design requirements. If it is a straight pattern, you can control the position of the stitches by adjusting the guide plate of the sewing machine. If it is an arc, circle, etc., you can use the swivel foot of the sewing machine to adjust the direction of the stitching.
finishing touches
After the sewing of the pattern is completed, the thread ends need to be processed. The threads are first knotted and cut, then hidden in the denim fabric with a needle threader. In addition, the jeans also need to be sorted, and the edges of the sewing parts should be trimmed neatly to ensure the overall beauty of the jeans.
Washing and ironing
After the jeans pattern is sewn, the jeans need to be washed and ironed. Washing can help remove lingering lint and stains and make your jeans softer. Ironing will flatten your jeans and help hold seams in place.
It should be noted that when washing and ironing jeans, it is necessary to avoid using overheated water and irons to avoid damage to the denim fabric.
All in all, sewing jeans patterns requires certain sewing skills and experience, patience and care to complete a beautiful and strong jeans pattern.
