I wouldn't use a 14 or 16 because of the size of the hole, but others should work fine. Also be sure to use a teflon roller foot as it makes the going much easier.
Hi! Before I started my lamenated fabric project, I researched as much as I could ... poke as few holes as possible in the material. I used binder clips instead of straight pins and I used my 80/12 needle, though I suppose I could have used my 70/10 needle. I did use my walking foot too to lessen the possibility of slippage during sewing.
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I wouldn't use a 14 or 16 because of the size of the hole, but others should work fine. Also be sure to use a teflon roller foot as it makes the going much easier.
Bigger stitches too!!
Hi! Before I started my lamenated fabric project, I researched as much as I could ... poke as few holes as possible in the material. I used binder clips instead of straight pins and I used my 80/12 needle, though I suppose I could have used my 70/10 needle. I did use my walking foot too to lessen the possibility of slippage during sewing.
For what its worth ;)
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Sorry, don't know nothing about laminated fabrics.
Glad things are working now - I don't know a thing about laminates, sorry! But I do know you should use a teflon foot.
Pleased we could all help with blogger but sorry I have idea how to sew laminated fabric.
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