help? cheap thread??
#51
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I'm remembering a tool sold at Clothilde that was put on the sewing machine that would wind thread from one spool to another. It use to be in the catalog. A mother and son invented it. Anyone remember that? .
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#54
If you do find lint in your machine - and I think we have discussed this before - one good way to remove it is with a pipe cleaner. I run it through my disks and double over one end and run it through the sewing bobbin area. Works great!
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#55
Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I'm remembering a tool sold at Clothilde that was put on the sewing machine that would wind thread from one spool to another. It use to be in the catalog. A mother and son invented it. Anyone remember that? They also invented the universal thread spool adapter to fit any size spool. I can find that in the catalog but not the winder.
#60
Please don't skimp on quality when buying thread! Instead, try using thread that comes in cones and use coupons, like for Joanne Fabrics, and you'll save money. But to put time and energy into a project with cheap thread that's poor quality ... it's not a good thing! Maxi Lock comes in cones and is quite reasonable. Polyester thread is just as good as cotton.
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