Why does my bottom thread keep breaking?

A dirty shuttle race, improper thread routing or incorrect thread tension can break the bobbin thread. Unplug the sewing machine and check thread routing according to guidelines in your owner’s manual. Reroute the thread correctly if necessary.

Why won’t the thread stay in when I sew?

First, make sure the bobbin-winding spindle (located on top of your machine) has been pushed back to the left for sewing. If it is not in the correct position, the needle will not go down and pick-up your bobbin thread. Make sure the presser foot is up when seating the thread through the upper tension.

How can I Keep my thread from breaking in my sewing machine?

Take a look at the tension of the upper strand and make adjustments accordingly using the nobs on the sewing machine. In general, the higher the number on the dial represents a tighter tension, or pull, for the thread. Check to see that the spool of the thread itself is installed correctly in the sewing machine.

Why does my needle keep breaking on my sewing machine?

A pesky reason for the top thread problem is if the needle touches the needle plate. This could cause the needle to break or the thread to break. The jarring motion will snag the thread and break it, so make sure the needle is straight up and is hitting the correct part. Why if your upper thread still keeps breaking on your sewing machine?

How to keep your upper thread from breaking?

1 If your upper thread is breaking free, the problem could be that it is not installed in the sewing machine correctly. 2 After making sure the upper thread is installed correctly, make sure the tension is not too tight. 3 Check to see that the spool of the thread itself is installed correctly in the sewing machine.

Do you match the bobbin with the sewing machine?

You should correctly match the bobbin with the sewing machine for the best quality stitching and quilting. This is an easy way to make sure the upper thread will not break while moving through the machine. A pesky reason for the top thread problem is if the needle touches the needle plate.

Why does the thread on my sewing machine keep breaking?

Some thread is so fine it will snap from a little pull and some thread is so thick it will break in the eye of your needle or in your tension discs. If you’re using poor-quality thread, that might be the reason why it keeps breaking while you sew. Be careful when choosing thread for your sewing projects.

What’s the best way to thread a sewing machine?

Cut the thread a few inches from the spool and pull it through the needle. Then re-thread it, taking care to engage the upper thread completely in the tension discs. A little trick: Hold the thread on either side of the tension disc, then slide it back and forth a bit between the plates with a flossing motion.

What should I do if my sewing needle keeps breaking?

If you have the appropriate sized needle in place and the thread keeps breaking then change the needle to a new one. #2 – use a free standing spool stand – put the spool of thread on a free standing spool holder by the machine.

Why does my sewing machine keep skipping stitches?

If you can’t seem to get your tension right, a sewing machine repair technician can reset your bobbin tension. Thread comes in several weights. Some thread is so fine it will snap from a little pull and some thread is so thick it will break in the eye of your needle or in your tension discs.