Hey, everybody.
Here is a video we put together to help you pick the right needle bar for your chainstitch embroidery machine.
Today's video is a quick and easy tutorial about oiling your Chareco 114CH, Singer 114W103, or Cornely Chainstitch Embroidery Machine.
Follow along as we go through the machine to perform some regular maintenance.
We suggest oiling the machine with every 4 hours of use.
Hey everybody, This is our first video getting into a more intermediate topic.
Have you ever cleaned the looper on your chain embroidery machine?
It is amazing to see the type of gunk and grime that can get stuck in your stitch forming mechanism after only a couple dozen hours of use.
If you are stitching full time, you may want to consider cleaning your looper every WEEK!
There is a bonus segment in this episode all about how to hone your needle plate using abrasive cord. A sewing machine mechanics secret weapon.
Chainstitch.Tips Chapter 3 - How to Remove and Replace your Presser Foot
Hey y'all, here is another 100 level class to get you familiar with your Chareco 114CH machine.
In this episode we're going to learn about how to interact with your machines presser foot.
Well cover the tools you'll need, along with an overview of the two different feet available, when to use them and why.
Products in this video include:
Chapter 2 - Nipple Selection, Replacement and Maintenance. Chainstitch.Tips
This video will help you understand your Chareco 114CH machine and the finer points of the machine nipple.
You will learn how to remove the nipple, clean it and the needle tube, select the correct size nipple for the job, and then reinstall the parts.
Patreon subscribers can head over to www.patreon.com/charecosew for an additional segment on how to remove burrs and polish your nipples. Products in todays video include:
Chareco 114CH Chenille and Chainstitch Embroidery Machine
114CH Needle bar for Organ needles
Hey everybody, Were back at it with a new series called Chainstitch.tips
Todays 101 level video is all about How to change your needle bar and needles.
At this point I have been fooling around with these machines for years, and have to remind myself that our educational content is supposed to focus on training new operators.
Im going to organize this series by chapter, starting right here at chapter 1.
If you need any supplies for your machine you can find them in our webstore at www.charecosew.com
In today's video I give some opinions and a tutorial about how to identify the correct Needle - Nipple - Thread combinations.
Strap in and get excited to hear me use the phrase "illustrative purposes" like my life depended on it.
Our rule of thumb is that we always want to use the smallest possible needle for the job.
Here are two main advantages:
1) Smaller needles make smaller holes
2) As needles increase in size from 1-12 so does the anatomy of the entire needle. This means that a #2 needle has a much shorter point than a #12. In practical terms this means you can use a much lower needle height allowing you to pull less thread up through your project creating a more petite line.
Smaller needle - less thread - more detail! While we do think there are some go to formulas that work great, a big part of the fun is experimenting.
100% Mercerized Cotton Suisse C Cord
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We are thrilled to be working with a new manufacturing partner to bring our customers two different offerings of 100% cotton thread which is the perfect match for your Chareco 114CH, Singer 114W103, Cornely, or any other chainstitch embroidery machine.
In this video you will see our new offerings in action.
We are pairing both with a Size 5/110/18 Needle and Size 6 Nipple.
Hey there folks, Here is another one about how to unbox and set up your 114CH chenille and chainstitch embroidery machine. You'll get a clear picture of exactly what to expect in the box, along with how to get your machine into a table, and do some initial chainstitch and chenille sewing tests.
Here is a quick tutorial video called about how to oil your 114CH chainstitch embroidery machine. I am hoping that this will be helpful to new, intermediate, and advanced machine operators who are excited about learning how to take care of their babies. Grab your oil bottle and follow along! Try not to have too much fun *wink emoji*
Introducing the Chareco 114CH Chainstitch Embroidery Machine – your gateway to intricate and captivating designs that come to life with every stitch. Whether you're a novice exploring the art of chainstitch embroidery or an experienced operator seeking a dependable travel companion for events, the Chareco 114CH is designed to meet your every creative need. https://www.charecosew.com/shop/114ch
This video is about the materials and supplies that you should have to get started with your chainstitch embroidery machine.