Problem #1: Bobbin thread is all loopy and a mess.
Solution: Re thread the machine, bobbin and all. Some times the thread can skip a tension causing the loopiness. When rethreading the machine take your time to make sure your getting the thread in all of the tensions. The other cause of this problem could be the way the bobbin is put in. Some machines require the bobbin to be put in so it spins counter clockwise. Check your manual to be sure.
Problem #2: Skipped Stitches- This can be an upper tension problem, a dull needle, or it can be something bigger.
Solution: Start by rethreading your machine, changing the needle, clean lint from bobbin area(check your manual for how to) and if your machine is computerized, repower it on. If this doenst fix it then take it in to be serviced,
Problem #3: Jamming up while sewing
Solution: Your item could be too thick. Make sure your using the correct needle for what your sewing. (don't use a ballpoint jersey needle on wovens, etc...) if possible take out any extra thickness or test on a single layer, if its still doing it, then take it in.
Problem #4: How do I?
Solution: Read your manual. I kid you not, I see this quite often. Read your book, that's why they come with it. They talk about the different stitches, how to tread, wind a bobbin and maintenance. Its all right there and very helpful. so read it before sewing....

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