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Adjusting the Needle Thread Tension<br />

• Balanced tension<br />

The ideal straight stitch has threads locked<br />

between two layers of fabric, as illustrated.<br />

1 Needle thread (Top thread)<br />

2 Bobbin thread (Bottom thread)<br />

3 Right side (Top side) of fabric<br />

4 Wrong side (Bottom side) of fabric<br />

Turn the dial to adjust the tension.<br />

5 To loosen<br />

6 To tighten<br />

•Tension is too tight<br />

1 Needle thread (Top thread)<br />

2 Bobbin thread (Bottom thread)<br />

3 Right side (Top side) of fabric<br />

4 Wrong side (Bottom side) of fabric<br />

5 To loosen<br />

If the bobbin thread shows through on the right<br />

side (top side) of the fabric, turn the dial to a lower<br />

tension setting number to loosen the needle thread<br />

tension.<br />

• Tension is too loose<br />

1 Needle thread (Top thread)<br />

2 Bobbin thread (Bottom thread)<br />

3 Right side (Top side) of fabric<br />

4 Wrong side (Bottom side) of fabric<br />

6 To tighten<br />

If the needle thread shows through on the wrong<br />

side (bottom side) of the fabric, turn the dial to a<br />

higher tension setting number to tighten the needle<br />

thread tension.<br />

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The tension requires adjustment depending on:<br />

- stiffness and thickness of the fabric<br />

- number of fabric layers<br />

- type of stitch

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