How to thread a needle brother sewing machine?

If you are new to threading your machine, it’s always wise to first practice on a scrap piece of fabric or thread. If you have any doubts about your machine, don’t hesitate to ask your shop owner for help! They’re likely to have had the same issue and will walk you through the steps.

How to thread a needle on a Brother sewing machine without thread?

Threading a needle on a Brother sewing machine is a two-step process. The first step is to feed your thread onto the tension dial. Do this by turning the dial clockwise or counterclockwise so the thread is pulled through the tension lock, which is the small hole in the tension dial. If it’s hard to feed the thread, first make sure the machine isn’t in reverse. If it still won’t pull the thread through, you may need to

How to thread a needle on a Brother sewing machine?

The threading of the machine on your Brother sewing machine is quite simple. You need to locate the threading hole on the back of the machine and insert the threaded end of the machine’s bobbin into it. After that, push the bobbin down slowly until it reaches the end of the threading hole. After that you will need to pull the bobbin in the opposite direction. Once the bobbin is pulled out of the hole, you will need to flip it over. Now

How to thread a needle in Brother sewing machine?

First, set the thread tension dial to its lowest value and press the threading button. In the next step, push the thread guide into the threading hole left by the bobbin. Once the thread guide reaches the end, pull it out. You will see a knot of thread at the end of the bobbin. Carefully pull the thread through the knot and insert the thread in the eye of the needle, keeping the knot in the center of the eye. Using your thumb, push the

How to thread a needle on a Brother sewing machine belt loops?

The Brother sewing machine has a built-in threading system which helps to thread the machine automatically. The steps are: Turn on the Brother sewing machine. Set the threading dial to the “For Use” arrow. Thread the thread through the loop on the bobbin. Thread the needle. Turn the threading dial to the “Off” arrow. Remove the bobbin and press the thread to the end of the thread spool. Turn the dial to the “Off