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a small spool that holds the thread that forms the stitches on the underside of the fabric, working in conjunction with the top thread to create a lockstitch.

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a small metal or plastic part that holds the bobbin (a small spool of thread) and ensures the bobbin thread is in the correct position to interlock with the upper thread, creating a stitch

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a plate that sits below the needle and presser foot, with a small opening allowing the bobbin thread to come out and the needle to pass through to make stitches

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toothed metal bars located under the presser foot that move the fabric through the machine, ensuring smooth and even stitching

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foot control (or foot pedal) is used to start and stop the machine and control its speed, while a knee control (or knee lift) is a lever that allows you to raise and lower the presser foot with your knee, freeing your hands for fabric handling

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a manually-operated circular crank located on the right side of the machine that allows you to manually control the needle's movement, raising and lowering it, and is used for threading, unjamming, and aligning the needle.

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a large, round knob used to manually raise and lower the needle

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a specialized needle for use in a sewing machine

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Sewing-machine needles are removable and come in a variety of sizes. As its name implies, the needle clamp holds the needle in place.

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a single switch that controls both the machine's motor and the built-in light, turning them on or off simultaneously

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an attachment that holds the fabric firmly against the feed dogs (the mechanism that moves the fabric) and the needle plate, ensuring smooth and even fabric movement during stitching

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a lever, typically located at the back of the machine, that raises and lowers the presser foot, allowing you to insert and remove fabric and change presser feet

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allows you to sew in reverse, which is used to secure the beginning and end of a seam, preventing it from unraveling

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a small, cylindrical rod that holds the thread spool in place, ensuring the thread unwinds evenly as it feeds into the machine's mechanisms during sewing

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a mechanism that efficiently winds thread onto bobbins, ensuring a smooth and consistent lower thread delivery during sewing

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adjusts the length of each stitch.

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a crucial part that moves up and down, synchronized with the needle bar, to pull the upper thread from the spool, feed it through the machine, and lift it back up after each stitch, ensuring proper thread tension and stitch formation

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the mechanism that regulates the amount of thread passing through the machine to create stitches, ensuring a balanced and even stitch formation

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a small, often metal, part that helps direct the thread from the spool to the needle, ensuring proper tension and preventing thread breakage or skipped stitches

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a flat metal piece located beneath the needle and presser foot, providing a smooth surface for the fabric and guiding the needle through the fabric for stitching