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Have you purchased a lovely embroidery thread simply to have your machine take an instant dislike to it . It takes it in, chews it up, and stamps on it and then spits it out under the foot plate and refuses to work? Then be sneaky and use it this way, if you are doing a decorative border stitch on your machine then thread the bobbin with that nice embroidery thread and matching plain thread in the needle end of the machine , now turn your work over to face down and begin to sew, Your design is worked and that nice embroidery thread is being used with no problem at all.
eggyannie in the Uk
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Great idea! I've got a few of those threads laying around. I'll have to try it. Thanks. *4U
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Thanks for the hint - sounds like a good idea. Love and blessings Chris
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Thank you very much, thats a great idea, i have alot like that to, thanks again.
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Yes. That sounds brilliant! I must try it. What an innovative sewer you are!!
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Nice tip. I hardly use those decorative borders since I have an embroidery machine, did a lot with them before that, but this is a nice way to start again!
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i also have an embroidery machine but a napkin looks nice with a neat border as does a childs dress or skirt
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THANX...I tried it and it WORKS...(not that I doubted you):)
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now try it with the metalics
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thanks for the great idea. You are right some of the simple stuff is still nice to do even if you have an embroidery machine. Thanks again ....*4 all
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crafter2243
10 Mar 2009
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Very good idea. I just spent a whole day thinking something is wrong with the machine. No it only disliked the thread. I was doing FSL's. I changed threads but used the rejected one in the bobbin and things went smoothly from there on. Of course it helped needing only white.
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ooohh sneaky, sshhh dont say anything too loud as my machine will hear you! hehhheeehhehehee
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Wonderful solution! I (fortunately) haven't had the problem of my machine hating thread, but I am sure I will come across the problem someday. I have, so far, played it safe with Sulky, Madeira, Brother, etc. Since I haven't been using my machine on a consisitent basis until recently, I haven't tried a bunch of different threads. Now I will know how to handle it though when the problem presents itself!
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brendaleas
10 Mar 2009
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Thank you so a great idea. I do a lot sewing with my other machine, making purses, toys, clothes. so I us the thread that my embroidery machine hates.
but thinks for this idea, I write it down in my notebook so when someday when I trying to remember what you said, I can go to my book and look it up.
God Bless all you do. Brenda Lea
but thinks for this idea, I write it down in my notebook so when someday when I trying to remember what you said, I can go to my book and look it up.
God Bless all you do. Brenda Lea