A alls well that ends well. Probably the shop did not mention this when you got it? At least you are back sewing
Glad to hear it was not a serious costly problem. I think anyone could make that kind of mistake.
that sounds like something I would do....Glad it works for you now that you know what to do....or should I say not do hehehe...
you weren't the first and you won't be the last......flowers for all
Glad mine only has one, I'd go crazy! I have enough trouble remembering which needle to use!
Debra, you use different needles?
I use what I get hold of when one breaks ;o) Never watch on the numbers on the little boxes *lol*
Greetings, Bettina (who is still waiting desperately for the new machine...)
must be a brother love my brother machine I have a sewing machine two ME and long arn ken quilt they all take different size bobbins and you can't tell them apart by just a look drive me craze
A splot of coloured nail polish on the bobbin and on the matching machine will sort this problem. I have done mine,and it works great.
Oh mama you are not the first to do that & you won't be the last. Just chalk it up as a lesson learned.
Bet you won't make that mistake again Iva. LOL I bet you weren't the first one to do it and certainly not the last. Reva
Sounds like something I would do. Sometimes we overlook the obvious. Glad everything worked out for you
Bev
I'm glad mine only has one, or I would have done the same thing. If it wasn't in the book, how were you suppose to figure it out??? ESP or Mentally talk to your machine....maybe that is what is wrong...we aren't talking to our machines enough.....LOL
Glad you know now.....
oh I talked to the machine, but maybe it didnt like what I said so it didnt answer me. LOL