Questions & Answers for: denim needle

...It usually comes in shades of brown. It's a little heavier and might help with the breakage. You might also want to try a little less tension. I assume you already have a Schmetz denim

it is missing some stiches Make sure you have a new needle of the correct size and type. Dont use a denim needle for silks or a silk small needle for denim Derek

...denim" needle (teflon blue coating to slide through the fibres better) if you can, probably size 90 or 100. If you don't have a denim needle then just a regular 90 or 100 needle will suffice. If ...

...denim so unless the needle is bent (and even so) I doubt that is the problem. Breaking upper thread typically has more to do with the threading, ie wrapped around some place along the way or ...

...denim, and the top thread keeps breaking at the needle. What adjustments do I need to make. It also bunches from the bobbin. Are you trying to use a heavy thread like buttonhole twist through the ...

...denim needle is needed, I usually purchase mine at walmart, I have 2 necchi sewing machines & the denim needles work just fine on my machines. if none of the above suggestions help then the ...

...Denim needle.But you shouldn't need to use that needle for most fabrics, just the most appropriate sized needle and either sharp point for wovens or ball point for knits. Perhaps get a mixed ...

denim needle or top stitch needle--probably a #14 or bigger. Most likely the needle is not clearing a path for the thread to pass through the fabric, so the thread is hanging up between the needle and

...threads meet in the middle of the fabric. Denim usually requires a longer stitch and a heavier needle, ie a denim needle. Sewing Denim like Pro All the known Tips and Tricks plus some more

...take a 70/10 or smaller. Regular woven cotton would probably use an 80/12 or 9-/14. Heavier fabric like light-weight denim would probably take a 100/16 or a denim/jeans needle.