Relationship between cloth, thread and needle – SINGER 14U354B User Manual
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLOTH, THREAD AND NEEDLE
Type of Fabric
Type of Thread
Needle
Singer Cat. No. 2054
Light Weight
Lawn, Organdy,
Voil, Crepe, etc.
Cotton #100
Silk #100
Spun #80 - #90
Tetron #80 - #100
#10
Medium Weight
Muslin, Sheersucker,
Satin, Gabardine,
Broadcloth, etc.
Cotton #60 - #80
Silk #50
Spun #60 - #80
Tetron #60 - #80
#10, #14
Heavy Weight
Oxford, Denim,
Tweed, Corduroy,
Serge
Cotton #40 — #60
Silk #40 - #60
Spun #60 - #80
Tetron #50 — #80
#14, #16
Knit
Tricot
Jersey
Wool (woven, knit)
Spun #80 - #90
Tetron #60 - #80
#10, #14.
Spun #60 - #80
Tetron #60 — #80
Cotton #60 - #80
#10, #14
Spun #60 - #80
Tetron #50 - #60
Woolly nylon
Woolly tetron
#10, #14
Note;
For additional needle information see page 4.
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