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From: brendalou
Date: 09-13-2003, 04:22 PM (1 of 3)
Hi everyone! Hope you are having a good saturday. I have specialty bobbin thread for my embroidery machine. Which I might add works very well. Has anyone ever used this in their sewing machine bobbin also? Just curious as to how it worked. I have two huge bobbin threads one white, one black.
==Brenda Lou
User: brendalou
Member since: 10-07-2002
Total posts: 2
From: Chrysantha
Date: 09-13-2003, 07:26 PM (2 of 3)
My embroidery machine sews also...I use regular thread in the bobbin to embroider (when I'm too lazy to switch) and I use embroidery thread in the bobbin to sew..it doesn't seem to make a difference in my machine...as long as the bobbins are wound tight and the tension is Ok...
Chrys
User: Chrysantha
Member since: 09-06-2002
Total posts: 2414
From: Kew
Date: 09-17-2003, 11:42 AM (3 of 3)
Hi girls, Chrisantha you are lucky if you can embroider with ordinary thread and it doesn't show through the top. I recked so many trial projects experimenting with normal thread. I traded my machine in for different reasons and now I have a top model and the latest edition sewing /embroidery machine and love it. I haven't wrecked any projects yet, but maybe also because I always, always......... use embroidery thread in the bobbin. I figure that it's not worth taking any chances. I once used a very fine serger thread with my old embroiery/sewing machine in the bobbin to embroider and it usually worked. It's a good idea to have a separate bobbin holder for your machine so that you don't have to keep adjusting the tension screw. Good luck trying whatever works best for you. Buttons:Canada:
User: Kew
Member since: 10-19-2000
Total posts: 58
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