It's Jo again
Oh dear, DK lol. You have to be careful what you sew and make sure you got it set up right before you try, otherwise you're gonna knacker the whole machine up. I'll try to help you through it as best i can, based on my machine.
First, Make sure you got your needle in correctly
(refer to ur instructions for that)
Then, there should be like a little metal prong on the top of the machine. Usually on your right and the one furthest away from you (or the bigger one). Pop your thread reel on that.
Now, underneath where you lead your material through, there shoud be a little compartment. If you open it, there will be some mechanics, with a little round metal case. Take the case out.
Get your bobbin (small plastic reel, it will fit inside the metal case), and wrap the end of the thread around it, just enough so it doesn't unravel. Then put it on the other metal prong (normally next to the thread reel), and click it to the side. Make sure that the thread is also hooked over the little 'stud' on top of the machine at the other end to the thread.
If you've done it right, when u press the peddle, the two reels will spin and the bobbin will start to wind a lot of thread around it self. If it start to unravel the thread on the bobbin, then its upside down. Just turn it over
When the bobbin is full, take it off and put it in the small round metal case that was in the compartment. Then slide the end of the bobbin thread threw the cut in the case so that it comes out of the hole. Then put the case back into the compartment. Careful though, the bobbin can fall out! It may require you to lift a little handle on the metal case to put it back in.
No we need to sort out the other thread coming from the reel on the top of the machine. SOOO, take a hold of the thread, my dear, and take it around the stud (DONT WRAP!) and then down the first slot in the side of the machine facing you, and up the next one. In the second slot, you need to hook it onto a little metal hook inside. So turn the little wheel on the end of the machine slowly, and you'll see it pop up. Hook the thread over it coming from the right side and then down the left, continuing to the bottom of the slot.
Now thread it through the eye of your needle and pull it through (KEEP YOUR FOOT AWAY FROM YOUR PEDDLE!!!). Make sure you got a good length through so that it doesn't keep getting pulled out.
Now then, this is probably the trickieat bit. Turn the wheel on the end of your machine SLOWLY! You will see the metal case in the compartment move, and the needle will dip down into the compartment. Keep turning slowly till you see the needle come back up with another piece of thread comng from the compartment. CAREFULLY pull up this new thread to give you a bit of slack.
Now you're ready to go
But a few tips first...
You should see like a little metal plate around the needle. If you feel around the back of the machine in line with the plate, you should feel a little lever. If you move this lever up or down, you will see the plate do the same. This is called the Foot, it's what pulls your material through and keeps your sewing straight and steady. Though, i'm not sure how it will react with fur, so you may need it up instead. BUT NEVER TAKE IT COMPLETELY OFF! It can also save ur fingers
When you are taking the fabric through, DONT pull it through. It wil space out the stitches and can possibly not sew at all.
Well, now i feel like a total granny lol. Hope that helps you a bit, DK
Good luck.