How To: Double Tracks On Sewing Machine

Welcome back to my channel feeding my channel, hey girl, hey, make sure that subscribe and internal notification bill. So you guys today, I'm back to show you how to properly double your tracks on the sewing machine and you guys the local yard. So it's my logo. For my business, that is why I've been a my you guys working on the business, but I promise you guys that I was going to show you guys more videos of me working on the sewing machine, giving you guys tips and tricks that I've been learning along. The way - and that is exactly what I'm here to do today - this is exactly how your trucks are gon na look after y'all watch this video and get your practice on. So let's get started alright, so we're gon na jump right into this, and I am stretching the tracks out making sure that they are even up and I'm gon na show you guys how you want your tracks to lay inside of the machine. You do not want them stack on top of each other, you don't know too far. You want them parallel. You want those tracks to be parallel to each other. Nice and close, you do not want to start sewing at the end of the track, so you don't want to start sewing at the end of the track. You want to put that in pass your presser foot. I was on my closet, so I got the best angle. I could possibly get for you guys so you're going to place the end behind the presser foot and what we're gon na do is back stitch to make sure we get those ends. Nice and close and my opinion I feel like when you start with the ends right there, where the presser foot begins, it tends to separate the tracks and you don't get that nice close beginning that you need throughout the way. So I like to backstitch twice. No more than twice because we serve to backstitch once we get on the cap and you don't want any bulkiness, you want everything to be nice flat and neat. So I'm showing you guys how I like to hold my fingers. I do two different methods I like to hold my fingers either close together, like that, where I hold the back part of the tracks that I've already done, and I will push through with my other two fingers and both work for me, you guys can test out What it works better for you as long as you keep those tracks, parallel, nice and close to each other it'd, be all good to go. I'Ll. Leave the settings of my machine down in the description box as well as the link to my machine down below, because I literally love my sewing machine based on this. Whatever so, here's another method that I'm going to show you guys, I see a lot of people cross their top track over the bottom track to keep them close. Like I said, different things work for different people, you guys, because that extra part of the machine which you guys will see in my next video. I actually take that off when I'm actually constructing the wigs. It works. How way better for me! So just want you guys are practicing, you will figure out what works for you and what doesn't everything is trial and error. Another thing I want to mention to you guys is: please go at your own pace. Do not feel like you have to go hella fast on a sewing machine like I see other people doing because girl I was one of those girls. I was going fast on that machine and stuff we're looking a hot mess. So when you go a little bit slower go with your own pace, you can really assess everything that you're doing and make sure everything is nice and neat. So please make sure that you're doing that, it's those and you can do one or two things right here. You guys do not see me, could I just rolled right over it and I like to vex it twice like I mentioned, you can do that where you can cut, which I think I'm gon na go back to cutting, because what I've noticed it is hard for. My machine to push through the end when I'm actually constructing the wig, so this is what the tracks will look like. You guys see how many fish trucks are, and I'm so proud of myself, because they have gotten much better from the first time that I tried. So yes, I'm so proud of myself, and I really want you guys to just practice. Take your time and, like I said practice, makes perfect, do not feel like you got ta go fast, your own go at your own pace, okay, so this is what the tracks look like and in this next clip I'm we're gon na show you guys, I quadruple Tracks for the first time last week, and when I told you 59 so y'all so proud of myself, like do y'all see how flat that is four tracks laid together for last big RC there. That is one whole 16-inch bundle. This is not from our company. This firm another company, but do you all see that yes girl, so I'm gon na put up a few pictures for you guys to see what the inside of my caps are looking like now they have gotten so much better so part of myself and if you Guys need custom wigs made until my website is up. You can purchase via email. You can email me at the hair life LLC at gmail.com. I will leave it in the description box below follow me on my business Instagram as well. The hair life official - you guys, can see more of my work, the hair, all of that good stuff being on the scenes and yeah you guys. Thank you so much for watching and I will catch all my next one. Bye,