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07-22-2014, 05:55 PM

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nwm50

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Also you need to pull your thread behind the needle when you start off.....

07-23-2014, 03:56 AM

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linda faye

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Thanks to everyone on QB for advice on the thread jam. Success! We downloaded singerguy's pics, reassembled everything, cleaned and oiled the FW and it hums right along

My neighbor loves her own FW and is having problems selling this little jewel now that it is ready to sew. My bet is that she keeps it.

Thanks again - you are great!

07-24-2014, 04:31 AM

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oldsewnsew

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Quote:

Originally Posted by linda faye

Thanks to everyone on QB for advice on the thread jam. Success! We downloaded singerguy's pics, reassembled everything, cleaned and oiled the FW and it hums right along

My neighbor loves her own FW and is having problems selling this little jewel now that it is ready to sew. My bet is that she keeps it.

Thanks again - you are great!

I much prefer raspberry!!

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