Sewing Machine question! a little help?

So I noticed when I start sewing on my sewing machine, stitch is fine for a few points, but then you have to jump into a whole line of points and I can feel the chain is being resistant to begin with, then itll normal fashion. Then I realized why the thread is somehow trapped in little yarn guides (there are two on my machine, they're that little curly "" Q it touches the thread) How I can prevent this from happening? I know the machine is positioned properly, because if its done in accordance with the manual and if it was something wouldnt in all Any1 have any suggestions?

Sounds like you have backlashing thread … I'm going to guess that you have a spool of thread with a small notch at one end where supposed to store the end of the thread … and the notch is contagious. Try unscrewing the machine and turn the spool over and rethreading. Ensure the incorporation of thread lever is at the highest point of its travel at the beginning and end of seams if your computer does not do it automagically. Also make sure you always track with the foot raised. This opens the high voltage and allows the thread in. If you do not get the thread through the tension, you get loops on the bottom of the fabric or thread jams. misthreading Common themes: http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/17206792

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