Parts of A Sewing Machine
Parts of A Sewing Machine Pt 2
Parts of a Sewing Machine Pt. 3
Classroom Safety
100

this part of the sewing machine means the "off-on" office of the sewing machine

Power Switch

100

this component allows the machine to sew in reverse

Reverse or Backstitch Lever
100

a foot controller used to increase or decrease the speed of sewing on a machine

Foot Pedal

100

Students are not to use any sewing equipment unless the teacher is present. (true or false)

True

200

the main function of this is to hold the spool of thread

Spool Pin

200

This dial is used to control the tension of the thread. It can be adjusted depending on the thickness or stretchiness of a material.

Thread Tension Dial

200
Holds the bobbin snugly in place and allows the machine to neatly unravel thread

Bobbin Case

200

what should you do when your machine is not in use

turn it off  / unplug 

300

a small cylender in your sewing machine that holds the thread that completes the bottom stitch

Bobbin

300

This item is a flat metal plate that is located under the presser foot. It often has measurements. 

Needle Plate

300

a small lever used to raise and lower the presser foot

Presser Foot Lever

300

if you hear a funny noise whie using a machine this is the first thing you should do 

turn it off

400

this is where the bobin is secured/stored

Bobbin Compartment 
400

this component moves up and down with the needle (and handwheel)

Thread Take-Up Lever

400

used to clamp fabric in place during sewing 

Presser Foot

400

why should you plug the power cord into the machine before the wall?

to reduce the risk of electricution

500

this component pulls fabric forward through the machine

Feed Dogs

500

during sewing, the top thread passes through the _________________

Thread Take-Up Lever

500

this component can only be turned toward the user (counterclockwise)

Handwheel

500

you should force the machine to sew, including tugging on the thread if there is resistance (true or false)

False

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