Is there a trick to threading the machine?
Here's the story - My Mom always was very active with knitting machines, embroidery machines and sewing. In May she had a stroke and her left side is paralyzed. She expressed an interest in going back to quilting so today I cut out some of the pieces. For the life of me, I could not get the Janome machine threaded correctly. Kept showing error messages. I get lost at #5. Mom said "you bring the thread behind the needle and then thread the needle." Tried that and still didn't work. Of course, we cannot find the instruction book (my Brother & SIL moved all her stuff and most of it is in the garage). So I promised I would ask where I'm going wrong so we can get her sewing again.
Can anyone give me simple instructions on what the thread should be hooking onto?
Many, many thanks from someone whose only sewing machine is very, very old but very, very simple to use and who only sews straight seams.
Cyn
Here's the story - My Mom always was very active with knitting machines, embroidery machines and sewing. In May she had a stroke and her left side is paralyzed. She expressed an interest in going back to quilting so today I cut out some of the pieces. For the life of me, I could not get the Janome machine threaded correctly. Kept showing error messages. I get lost at #5. Mom said "you bring the thread behind the needle and then thread the needle." Tried that and still didn't work. Of course, we cannot find the instruction book (my Brother & SIL moved all her stuff and most of it is in the garage). So I promised I would ask where I'm going wrong so we can get her sewing again.
Can anyone give me simple instructions on what the thread should be hooking onto?
Many, many thanks from someone whose only sewing machine is very, very old but very, very simple to use and who only sews straight seams.
Cyn