Textile
Away for service since 10 October 2026: both Juki overlockers and the CoverPro.
Sewing, embroidery, knitting, tufting, leatherwork and other textile crafts.
Access | Free use, first come first served. The Brother PR-650 needs an introduction course. |
Consumables | Fabric and yarn are free to use — see Consumables |
Contacts | Lisbeth Larsson, Matilda Cedervall |
Help / faults | Slack #textilrummet |
Equipment
Sub-category | Contents |
|---|---|
Embroidery | Brother PR-650 — course required |
Hot knife · Eyelet press · Rhinestone applicator · Button maker | |
Also in the room: iron and ironing board; dress forms (adjustable men's and women's, plus a fixed women's bust); books; first-aid station; music player.
Which machine?
Task | Machine |
|---|---|
General sewing, zigzag, buttonholes | Easy Jeans or DM7200 |
Decorative stitches, sewn names | DM7200 |
Overlocked seams, trimmed edges | Juki |
Stretch hems (T-shirt style) | CoverPro |
Thick layers, bags, canvas | Seiko |
Leather tubes and curved work | Singer 18-3 |
Shoe and leather repairs | Singer 29K4 |
Embroidered designs | Brother PR-650 |
Border round a patch | Merrow |
Sewing machine rules
Use the right needle system for the machine. Keep each machine's pedal, bobbins and feet with it.
Test on matching scrap first.
Switch off for needle changes and threading; unplug for cleaning.
Keep fingers clear of needles, loopers, knives and moving frames.
Report faults in #textilrummet.
Open issues are tracked in Sewing machines — Open questions.
Photos
Leatherwork:
Eyelets and snaps and hole punches:
Tufting and dress forms:
360° photo (old Textile room)