@cadelikestosew: You can never be too sure!😌 #sewing #craft #DIY #funny #trending

user8519348956003 :

My life was changed when I started using thread pigs

🥀 blur 🥀 :

Just learned what a thread pig is and now I’m doing that forever

bellalotus :

No because I was sewing so SMOOTH !!! There was no bobbin left ☠️

Liz :

me to my machine every damn day…

Smedley79 :

Jinxed yourself, now the bobbin will run out 😆

madison.j.miller :

Hop in the car and drive down the street too just to make sure

Anaïs :

Are we not supposed to hold it for the first few stitches? I always hold it. There is no running away from me, top thread!

Christopher2U :

Lmfao I just figured out my machine has a thread cutter above it.

tired :

For me it‘s the bottom thread that always gets stuck and I only sew with the top thread but realising it only after finishing the row

bread :

and yet it STILLS slips out 😭😭😭😭😭

mukovhe :

Jokes on you, tension was off and the thread broke either way

Sierra M :

Damn that’s what I’m doing wrong

⋆⊱༻𝑸𝒖𝒊𝒏𝒏 𝒃𝒆𝒓𝒓𝒚༺⊰⋆ :

you ever have the confidence to sew spandex?.......I did once. 😔🤙🏻

rollerbunny.cc :

oh. just started sewing and make it super long cause of this. is this not the norm? asking for a friend

rayna :) :

it’ll still find a way to slip out

KT :

My mom who has never used a sewing machine was watching me cut off the excess thread and she was like “why do you make it so long? Seems like kind of a waste” you don’t even KNOW mother

Kinsey :

I feel this to my COREEEEEEE

Hannah L :

Make sure your needle is as high as it goes and it shouldn’t do that!! When I stop sewing I usually turn the manual wheel until the needle is in its highest position.

Milky 🪬🕉 :

if you just makesure the needle is in its highest position that won't happen

cas 🫈 :

then it breaks because you’re using a machine from the 60s that hasn’t been oiled since 87’

The Population Tire 💋💄 :

“Thread pig” refers to a scrap of fabric you end each stitch line with - it serves multiple purposes including this one, anchoring your thread behind your next stitch line. It also acts as a stitch test run space. Look it up and build it into your sewing habits, it streamlines the process well.

Dannibanani :

yeah but trimming just PMO

C :

📚mma :

Now double check to make sure your bobbin is not empty

justjos♡ :

just started sewing last week and…do i now get sewing humor?!