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Cutie #8325825
16 Dec 2008
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This is the best price I have seen for thread so far and it works great. I use glad press and seal to keep my thread wrapped around the spools so no help with nets sorry.
http://www.metroem.net/
http://www.metroem.net/
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how do you use the press and seal miss charlie?? thanks!!
by Cutie #8325825
16 Dec 2008
I just tear a strip off and wrap it around the spool and it is reusable.
hey, thanks for sharing this misscharlie.
thank you!! **
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Misscharlie gave you the answer, it is real good quality thread, and you can buy as much or as little as you want, I also like Erica on Ebay.****
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simplyrosie
16 Dec 2008
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Charlie is correct... metroem has wonderful thread! Used it all last night on a FSL window hanging. Prices are very, very good and they ship rather quickly.
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shirlener88
16 Dec 2008
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I believe you have your answer here - as has been mentioned - you will be very satisfied with http://www. metroem.net/ - I bought mine online and received it in a couple days. Good luck and your mother will be very happy.
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have to go out for this. ive gotten lots of netting and neat scrapes from the second hand stores. ive made friends with the ladies there. ive gotten torn silk tops or lace and netting from stained prom dresses.some time a large bag for 50cent. ive made really nicethings this way.
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check this by meganne 18 days ago+1Hi Cracker and welcome to the Cute family.
I found using thread nets helped when stitching with metalic thread, check out my project (link below) to see how i made my own. Using all the suggestions here should certainly solve your problem. hugs n roses, Meganne
1 links:
[1] thread nets
projects.cuteembroidery.com
I found using thread nets helped when stitching with metalic thread, check out my project (link below) to see how i made my own. Using all the suggestions here should certainly solve your problem. hugs n roses, Meganne
1 links:
[1] thread nets
projects.cuteembroidery.com