Hi.
Does anyone know a foolproof way to machine sew sequin fabric.i broke that many needles on the fishscale fabric but.i finished my dress. The smaller.hand stitched.sequin fabrics another matter.though. After using every.size needle and breaking one every couple of inches i gave up.i have one dress.which.i.hand sewed but don.t trust it.to wear out and another ready for.sewing. I.d love some.advice. Thanks mary
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Jan 18, 2013, 07.30 AMby mayajane001
Im having the same problem too…
Jan 29, 2013, 08.41 PMby bjr99
In the ’Someone help me" section there was a thread on this in early Jan. of this year. Check there for info.
Feb 11, 2013, 04.41 AMby purplefan
What I have read (and not yet tried myself) in sewing articles is that you remove sequins from seam allowances first before sewing. Thus you save your machine needles!
So you snip the threads in the seam allowances and slide off the sequins in the stitching line before sewing. Retain the sequins because you may need to restitch by hand sequins to cover up bare spots near the seam.