One of the easiest ways to learn about your new sewing machine is to create a stitch sampler. Sew all the different stitches in multiple lengths and widths, record each setting, and keep them together by your machine. Next time you want to use something other than a straight stitch, reference your sampler to find the best stitch for your project. We've made ours a little more fun by using a variegated thread! Stabilizer and the Satin Stitch Foot give the best results when using decorative stitch

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2.6K views · 22 reactions | With sewing and embroidery together in one machine, you can transform even the most basic projects into masterpieces. Singer Ambassador Mya shows just how easy it is to add embroidery to an old pair of jeans! Don’t miss out on the Singer SE300 sewing and embroidery machine available on HSN.com! Shop Today's Special by heading to this link: https://bit.ly/3TscMJb | Singer Sewing | Facebook

3.1K views · 60 reactions | Here's a new technique to learn in the new year: appliqué embroidery! Just stitch your outline, add your appliqué fabric, stitch again, then cut the extra fabric and finish your design. Learn more about the SE9180 sewing and embroidery machine we're using here: https://bit.ly/3RYdEow | Singer Sewing | Facebook

2.2K views · 34 reactions | Free-motion embroidery is easy on any sewing machine. Draw or trace a design onto your fabric, drop (or cover) your feed teeth, and move your fabric where you want it to go--it's just like drawing with thread! We are using a Free-Motion Spring Foot and a straight stitch with variegated cotton thread, but you can experiment with other stitches and threads to get the effect you like best. | Singer North America | Facebook