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by michele921 20 Nov 2008 ( edited Nov 20'08 21:06 )
+17

thread when you run out. My local dealer did not have any when I was there last. and its an hour ride there and back at least. does anyone know a site you can buy some I can not tell the difference unless they tell me it is. So it's total trust here.

This is all a learning curve for me. am getting better at embroidery and loving it.
thanks in advance for any help.

Comments (3)
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by americangirl 20 Nov 2008
+5
Bobbin thread is thinner. I wouldn't use the other. Try this site, http://www.allstitch.net/index.cfm
Hope this helps.
:o)
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by mops 20 Nov 2008
+4
Bobbin thread is thinner than sewing thread, the first is normally made up of 2 threads, the latter of 3. Sewing thread makes a very dense back tot your designs. But you can use embroidery thread in the bobbin, as you always do with FSL.
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by bikermomfl 20 Nov 2008
+2
I buy mine from the personal touch. They are terrific, I use size L and use the 'clear-glide' bobbins, she has the best price. Buy em by the 100 box and they'll last almost a year. You can check her out on ebay or at the site below. She also has them in colors.
1 links:
[1] http://www.thepersonaltouch.us
www.thepersonaltouch.us