Do these needles work on Pfaff sewing machines? (Please DON'T answer if you don't know - it's actually not helpful if you don't know).
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Yes, however - it appeared some were shorter then others, and they seemed to break easily,....more so then ones I'd purchased locallly.
1633270
I don't know for sure as your machine isn't listed under the ones they say the foot is for, however, they don't list it for my machine either and it works very well. Before running your machine with it make sure your needle doesn't hit any part of the foot. I use the stitch designed for free motion quilting as written in my manual.
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They would fit, but these are NOT embroidery needles. You need those for your machine, since you can't sew with yours, only embroidery. You also want to use sharps, never ballpoint to embroider, since you are going through the stabilizer. Ball point would not punch through the stablizer, only push. Brother installs Organ needles in the machine when it ships, and those are what is in the needle kit with your machine. I hope this makes sense to you.
411631
I have used these in all my machines for years. Have never had a problem. They should be fine in the 5700 or any other domestic sewing machine.
924595
Yes absolutely, though I use mine for my serger, they will work for any needle. I just tried it on a very tiny eyed needle to make sure.
1869475
First make sure you have the correct type of needle. Remember a needle on a sewing machine has a hole at the tip (bottom) not at the head (top). I hope this helps.
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Check your instruction manual and also take a look at the needles that came with your machine. If you're using a standard sewing machine needle (which I'm guessing you are) then the Schmetz Jean & Denim needle will fit and work with your machine. I use the Jean & Denim needle in my Janome and it works like a charm. You might want to slow down the speed on your stitching if you're sewing heavy fabric. Good Luck!
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No, I sewed some on. There is a way to put them on without sewing, but I could never figure it out. Cabelas tried to explain it to me and you might find some help there. I used monofilament line and it works fine.
1187879
Alright, people, this is how you know whether these feet will fit your exact model of sewing machine: 1. If your machine has a short shank, then yes. See the description of the product where it says it is for short shank machines. 2. If your machine has a long shank or a slant shank, then they won't fit. How do you know what kind of shank your machine has? 1. Look it up on one of these nifty charts: https://www.anniescatalog.com/pages/shank_chart1.html or https://www.anniescatalog.com/pages/shank_chart2.html . 2. If your machine isn't on those lists, like the Singer Promise 1408 in the question, then measure your machine manually. Here is a guide on how to measure your machine: http://imagehost.vendio.com/c/10003275/view/1085137796347_feet_info.jpg . Now, should any of these links go dead, just Google "sewing shank chart" or "sewing shank measurement" like a competent internet user, instead of endlessly pestering other buyers to figure it out for you.
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I don't know. My old machine was a singer. These seem pretty standard as machine needles go. When I insert the needle, the 'front' has an vertical indentation and I can see the hole through which I pass the thread. (Way back in the 70s, my 4-H teacher showed me this vertical indentation on the needle.) On the top shaft, the back is flat and the front is round. I would guess these will work provided the needles in your machine look similar.
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I'm not sure. Perhaps check Janome's website. I think it works on all Janome sewing machines. All the best.
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What fun to be using an antique machine! I'm sure it's challenging, but worth the effort! In answer to your question, Organ sewing machine needles that I purchased are 1 1/2" long. The top 3/4" of the needle (which fits into the needle bar) is flat on one side, but the rest is rounded. I hope that this answers your question. Good luck!
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I am almost certain the multi-needle machines need different needles. Check your manual or call Brother Customer Service, you're going to get answers from people with regular sewing/embroidery machines here. Be certain, call your customer service for a specific answer. Those machines are too expensive and not worth throwing it out of alignment because of incorrect needles.
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They are designed for use with embroidery machines. But I have used on my sewing machine too.
1838506
They are flexible, but I don't know how well they'd work in sewing projects. You'd have to try it and see.
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You will need to read your sewing machine manual to determine . I have a brother and my manual had given suggestions to my machine.
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I would think so because they are Janome bobbins they would work on all Janome sewing machines.