Seleccion de hilo y tela

Para el cosido general se utilizan agujas del tamario 11 o 14.

Los hilos y agujas delgados deberan utilizarse para coser tejidos ligeros evitando asi que estos se puedan echar a perder. Cosa tejidos gruesos con una aguja Io suficientemente gruesa como para que pueda penetrar eI tejido sin que el hilo de la aguja se deshilache.

En la caja de agujas hay una aguja ae cada tamario 11 14. 16. 18, y una de tabn azul del tamario "". Cuando cosa tejidos de DUmO y sinteticos emplee Ia aguja de talor azul Dara ewtar os ratios de puntada.

Para ciertos tipos ae tejidos deberan utilizarse agujas especiales. Para aue la aguja pueda Denetrar ae forma efectiva en los [ejldos duros tales como tela /aquera y iona debera emplearse una aguja para tela vaquera con una Duma muy afilada Para costuras a a vista debera u[Hizarse una aguja especial con un ojo grande Dor e aue pueaa Dasar un hllo grueso reslsteme. Las aguJas para cuero perforan pequerios agujeros en el cuero y los expanaen permitiendo asi aue e hllo Dase a traves del agujero Inspeccione Ias agujas con frecuencia Data comDroDar que no esten embotadas o despuntadas. Las agujas dariadas suelen causar engancnes y carreras rreparaDles en tejidos de DUmO. sedas finas y imitaci6n de seda.

Adquiera siempre hilo de buena calidad. Debera ser fuerte suave y de grosor uniforme

PESO

TIPO DE TELA

TIPO DE AGUJA

TAMAI_IO

 

DE AGUJA

Muy ligera

Ligera

Media

Gruesa

Gas& Gasa detgada, Encaje fino, Organdi, Malla Organdi, Tul

Batista, Gasa, Linen, Seda natural, Crepe de China, Crepe pure, PaC_uelo de line, Guinga, Challis, Percal, Lana de Crepe, Peau de Sob, Tafetan, Raso, Seda de Surah, Crepe con Raso, Qiana

Punto sencilIo, Jersey, Trajes de bario, Tricot

Cuero, Ante

Franela, Terciopelo, Muselina, Pana, Popelina, Lino, Cretona, Gabardina, Fieltro, Toalla, ArpilIera, Tejidos acolchados

Punto dobte, Terciopelo elastico, (sintetico y natural) Toalla eIastica, Jerseys de punto

Cuero, Vinilo, Ante

Vaquera, Lona de vela, Cuti

Lana de doble vista, Abrigo grueso,

Piel de imitaciOn,Tejidos de Bayet6n

Cuero, Ante

Lona, Brin, Tejidos para tapizado

Universal

 

9 (65)

Punta

de bola

9 (65)

Universal

 

11

(75)

Azul

 

 

11

(75)

 

 

 

12

(80)

Azul

 

 

11

(75)

Punta

de beta

11

(75)

Aguja

de

Curia

11

(75)

Roja

 

 

14

(90)

Punta

de

bola

14

(90)

Aguja

de Curia

14

(90)

Vaquera

 

16

(!00)

Violeta

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

16

(100)

Aguja

de Curia

16

(!00)

Verde

 

 

18(!10)

Todo

Costuras a la vista para acabado especial

 

Costuras a la vista

11

(75)

 

 

 

14

(90)

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Kenmore 385.15202, 385.15408 owner manual Seleccion de hilo y tela, Peso Tipo DE Tela Tipo DE Aguja Tamaiio

385.15408, 385.15202 specifications

The Kenmore 385.15202 and 385.15408 are versatile and dependable sewing machines that cater to a wide range of sewing needs. Designed for both novice and experienced sewers, these models offer a robust set of features aimed at enhancing the sewing experience.

One of the main attractions of the Kenmore 385.15202 is its user-friendly interface. It boasts a straightforward stitch selection mechanism, typically incorporating a dial or menu that allows users to choose from various stitch patterns with ease. With multiple built-in stitches, including utility stitches, decorative stitches, and stretch stitches, this model provides ample options for sewing projects—ranging from quilting to garment construction.

Similarly, the Kenmore 385.15408 offers an extensive selection of stitches. It often includes similar utility and decorative stitches, making it versatile for creative projects. The 385.15408 may also feature an automatic needle threader, a significant time-saver for those who frequently thread needles. This innovative technology facilitates easy setup and reduces the frustration that often comes with the threading process.

Another common characteristic of both machines is their durable design and construction. Kenmore has a reputation for building reliable sewing machines, and these models are no exception. They often include a metal chassis or frame, providing stability during operation. This sturdiness helps to ensure a smooth sewing experience, contributing to precise stitch quality even at higher speeds.

Both models also utilize a drop-in bobbin system, making it simpler for users to monitor thread supply and allowing for quick bobbin changes. The clear bobbin cover helps users see when it’s time to refill the thread, minimizing interruptions during sewing sessions.

Additional features may include adjustable stitch length and width, allowing for customization based on the specific requirements of various projects. A reverse stitch lever is typically included as well, enabling users to reinforce their seams effectively.

In conclusion, the Kenmore 385.15202 and 385.15408 sewing machines stand out for their blend of user-friendly technology, robust construction, and versatile features. Whether you’re tackling basic alterations or engaging in elaborate crafting projects, these models provide the functionality and reliability you need to achieve professional-quality results.