skipped stitches issue solved--I hope
07-25-2011, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by barnbum
Oh I won't toss it--it worked perfectly last week for all the machine quilting I did with a different color. Needed the thickness? No idea.
I wonder what would happen if I used the Mettler in the bobbin only... I have several wound.
It's so nice to check and see no skips!!
I wonder what would happen if I used the Mettler in the bobbin only... I have several wound.
It's so nice to check and see no skips!!
Generally you would use a machine quilting needled that is like a 70 or 80 sharp to as they take the higher friction.
If not, then did you change the needled after quilting? You might have a dull needle now!
07-25-2011, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by barnbum
Oh I won't toss it--it worked perfectly last week for all the machine quilting I did with a different color. Needed the thickness? No idea.
I wonder what would happen if I used the Mettler in the bobbin only... I have several wound.
It's so nice to check and see no skips!!
I wonder what would happen if I used the Mettler in the bobbin only... I have several wound.
It's so nice to check and see no skips!!
Generally you would use a machine quilting needled that is like a 70 or 80 sharp to as they take the higher friction.
If not, then did you change the needled after quilting? You might have a dull needle now!
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