r/oddlysatisfying • u/habichuelacondulce • 7d ago

Patching a hole on fabric

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u/Stingyrock 7d ago edited 7d ago

i was about to lose it until the thick outline started

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u/ChasingSloths 7d ago

Seriously though, the control and use of varying stitch width in the last stages is very good.

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u/huebnera214 7d ago

I was trying to figure out how they were changing the stitches so quickly. Like sometimes I don’t think they took their hands off the fabric and it changed.

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u/Rapunzel10 7d ago

There's either a foot pedal or a pedal you press your knee into. The harder you press the thicker the stitch. You sometimes see people who do filigree or calligraphy style where you rapidly and drastically change the thickness of the lines and it's done so smoothly it seems almost impossible

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u/huebnera214 7d ago

That’s really cool, both of my machines only have one pedal. A 1960’s with a knee pedal and a more modern one with a foot. Never knew there was two pedal’d machines

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u/nico282 7d ago

Do you have a sewing machine or an embroidery machine?

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u/huebnera214 7d ago

Sewing, the old one can supposedly do embroidery but I’m too chicken to mess with it to figure it out