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Step 2Sewing the Partitions
1. Starting on one side,take a DS game and put it in.
2. Push it snugly against the outside seam.
3. Roll the needle down into place (the presser foot lever is up at the moment), giving the game enough room for the plastic to stretch down with the stitches. I think this could be about 2-3mm, but if you're using fabric you may want it to be tighter. The plastic was quite thick, so I gave it a little room. It's stretchy, so I don't think it matters too much.
4. Once the needle is in place, Take the GAME OUT, (you wouldn't want to damage it would you?), then lower presser foot lever.
Sew and repeat all the steps 1-4 up one side, then the other. See the 2nd and 3rd photo for an example, so that you're basically doing the outer edges first, not left to right. This is for symmetry.
Note: I will not be held responsible if you're too stupid to remove your game before sewing, so any damage that may occur is not my fault!
2. Push it snugly against the outside seam.
3. Roll the needle down into place (the presser foot lever is up at the moment), giving the game enough room for the plastic to stretch down with the stitches. I think this could be about 2-3mm, but if you're using fabric you may want it to be tighter. The plastic was quite thick, so I gave it a little room. It's stretchy, so I don't think it matters too much.
4. Once the needle is in place, Take the GAME OUT, (you wouldn't want to damage it would you?), then lower presser foot lever.
Sew and repeat all the steps 1-4 up one side, then the other. See the 2nd and 3rd photo for an example, so that you're basically doing the outer edges first, not left to right. This is for symmetry.
Note: I will not be held responsible if you're too stupid to remove your game before sewing, so any damage that may occur is not my fault!
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