threadtension
Thread tension refers to the amount of tightness applied to the thread during sewing. Proper thread tension is crucial for creating strong, even stitches. In sewing machines, tension is typically controlled by a tensioning mechanism, usually involving discs that press against the thread. The upper thread tension controls the tightness of the stitch as it enters the fabric, while the bobbin or lower thread tension controls the tightness of the stitch from underneath.
When thread tension is too loose, the stitches will appear loopy and slack on one side of
Adjusting thread tension is a common troubleshooting step in sewing. The correct tension setting often depends