Who recently mentioned stitches going at a slight slant?
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I thought it was on one of my posts--but I just read through them and didn't find it. I think it was butterflywing? My stitches do that now and then--and I can't remember what the cause was... needles or thread? :roll:
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Here's the thread they talk about slanted stitches....
Hope it helps!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/18016.page
Hope it helps!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/18016.page
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I know I used to get fits from my machine if I used the Sidewinder to wind the bobbins. Don't use it anymore....kinda learned after a few bobbins swaps. Wound them with the machine and they were fine.
I don't mess with the tension either. Very rarely do I move numbers or anything on my machine. Once I have everything where I need it to be, it stays.
I don't mess with the tension either. Very rarely do I move numbers or anything on my machine. Once I have everything where I need it to be, it stays.
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You can adjust the winding tension on the Sidewinder, turn the knob the thread runs though. I have to turn the knob for different machine bobbins. I bought an extra bobbin case thing, so I could adjust the tension on it and try it out before messing the tension on the one that is set to use. use. I have gotten over the fear of turning that little screw!
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