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06-14-2011, 12:49 PM
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When you are getting low on bobbin thread, do you speed up hoping to get to the end before you run out??
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Yes, I do. LOL
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I do too. that's funny. I didn't think anyone else would be aware they did it :D !!
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I'm so backwards..... I slow down... dont guess it matters one way or the other... LOL
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I have the Old Singers so I can't peek to see. I have no idea when I'm running out of thread until I do. Keeps life interesting that way.
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My sewing machine had an alert when bobbin thread is low. I keep pushing the okay button and hope I finish section I'm on before it is actually empty.
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Years ago, my Home Ec teacher told me when I ran out of bobbin thread, that I did not sew fast enough! :o)
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I think I slow down when I know it's coming. Sometimes if I'm not chain sewing, I don't even see it. My new machine has it hidden underneath. Suppose I'll have to be more attentive!
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