? It's Sad But True: Myers Sewing Closing ?
Myers Sewing Blog
by Nicholas Myers
6M ago
It is with a heavy heart that we must announce we'll be closing our doors on January 31, 2024. This was a difficult decision, but it was made necessary due to each member of the management moving on to new ventures in their lives. Nick & Cindy are relocating to Fort Collins to pursue their education at Colorado State University. Tim is finally entering his retirement and looks forward to spending more time with his friends and family, and on his hobbies. He looks forward to travelling in his RV, playing music, and enjoying his golden years. We know there will be many of you who have q ..read more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Myers Sewing Blog
by Nicholas Myers
1y ago
Classes What types of classes do you offer? We offer several types of classes ranging from machine operations to monthly clubs to specific projects to special events. Where do your classes take place? Myers Sewing: Sales & Service (S&S) at 3770 E. La Salle Street, Colorado Springs, CO 80909 Are classes free? All classes are updated monthly on https://myerssewing.com/pages/calendar. While some classes/events show ticket prices, others are complimentary to Baby Lock Owners. All Machine Operations Classes are free. Sales What kinds of machines do you sell? We're ..read more
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Genuine Baby Lock Accessories Brochure
Myers Sewing Blog
by Nicholas Myers
1y ago
  Your Baby Lock machine is just what you need for endless creative opportunities. And with the right accessories, you can do even more with your machine. Baby Lock offers a variety of feet, attachments, stabilizers, hoops and software to enhance your sewing experience. Download the accessory below and use it as your guide for available Baby Lock accessories to coordinate with your machine. The prefix pages will note your sewing machine’s name and model number so you can identify the foot group letter. This will help you determine which accessories fit your machine. Compatible model ..read more
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Robison-Anton Thread Chart
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by Nicholas Myers
1y ago
Ever thought of what color your embroidery project needs? Do you already have a shopping list? Just want to see what thread colors we carry?   Well, now you can! Don't have time? Shop online!  https://myerssewing.com/collections/robison-anton Visit the PDF link to view all of the 450 colors available from Robison-Anton's Polyester Brand of Super-Brite Embroidery Thread.   Click here to view the full PDF.   If you'd like to purchase a hard copy of the chart that comes complete with the actual thread, then click here ..read more
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Quilting Pins?What Are They?
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by Nicholas Myers
2y ago
It’s important to have a quality pin when pinning your fabric to quilt. You want to make sure your pin is long and strong. It needs to be able to pierce through all the fabric you are working with without causing harm to your fabric and keep put until you are able to return them to a cushion or tray. There are several different kinds of pins for sewing and quilting. The majority of pins have the ability to allow stitches while still in the fabric. If possible choose flat-headed pins to sew over. Always check the care instructions for the pins if they are safe to sew over as well as if they ar ..read more
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Baby Lock/Brother Comparison Chart
Myers Sewing Blog
by Nicholas Myers
2y ago
  Alright, so it's no secret that the two brand names: Baby Lock and Brother have become quite interchangeable in some sewing circles (pun intended). We thought it was time we presented the evidence so it's as clear as day. Below, you will find a comparison chart showing which Baby Lock Models equal the Brother equivalent. These models have slightly different characteristics, but their main components are nearly identical. In most cases, the largest difference is which designs are included on each respective brand. The two brands work closely together, and they produce some of the f ..read more
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How to make Free Standing Lace Stained Glass Embroidery
Myers Sewing Blog
by Nicholas Myers
2y ago
For this project we are pulling from Anita Good Design and it is from her Express Line. This is a great project for someone just beginning because you have no thread changes. The most difficult part about this project is cutting your material. In our example we used tule in the instructions it recommends organza which is finer, a closer weave, and silkier.  The hoop we are using is the DIME Magnetic Hoop which is loved by Shirlene and it makes it easy for her to hoop! The new product we have in the store is the Kimberbell Wash Away Stabilizer. We use this for the project because the fi ..read more
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A Beginner's Guide to Quilt Dimensions and Block Size
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by Nicholas Myers
2y ago
Quilt Blocks Reference Chart "This chart is a helpful guide to reference when planning a quilt and you will be using your own design and blocks. The numbers in the chart represent listed averages and include a pillow tuck and long drop on the sides and bottom. If you do not want a pillow tuck on your quilt, subtract ten to twelve inches from the length." - Superior Threads     Twin Size Quilt (Mattress size 39" x 75") Block Size Block Across & Down Total Size No Border 12" 63 (7x9) 84" x 108" 15" 42 (6x7) 90" x 105" The goal is to be as close to 81" x 106", which is th ..read more
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Baby Lock Machines Update & Upgrade Procedure
Myers Sewing Blog
by Nicholas Myers
2y ago
In this post we are going to show you how to update and upgrade your Baby Lock Solaris machine. But first let’s define what update and upgrade mean. Update: An update are bug fixes or fine tuning a product to make it the best it can be, these are small frequent improvements. Upgrade: An upgrade is a software enhancement that allows your machine to do more then it used to do. In order to acquire these they must be purchased.   Now that we have defined out terms we can continue! To start you’re going to click on the page or document icon and scroll over to page 12. You should see the ..read more
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A Beginner's Guide to Sewing Machine Tension
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by Nicholas Myers
2y ago
SEWING MACHINE TENSION How does tension affect the outcome of a stitch? "Sewing machines are factory preset to have the top and bottom thread form even stitches when sewing with a 50 or 60 wt. thread. If the top and bottom threads are identical in fiber and weight, adjustments may not be necessary. However, if we use cotton thread on top and polyester thread underneath, or metallic thread on top and polyester thread underneath, or a heavy thread on top and a fine thread underneath, it is necessary to adjust the tension settings. It is perfectly OK to use different thread types and weights on ..read more
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