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by elaine45 31 Mar 2008 ( edited Mar 31'08 23:47 )
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I need help here...when you make the FSL bowls do you use the same thread top and bottom or does it make a difference?

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by cathywaite 31 Mar 2008
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i have been told yes but i have not done any yet its on my list(a very long list)
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by elaine45 31 Mar 2008
You had best get with it..ha I am sure we will all do every design we have downloaded ( someday).
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by clawton 31 Mar 2008
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With most free standing lace you use the same thread on bobbin as top.
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by shirlener88 31 Mar 2008
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Elaine45, if you use the same thread in the top and the bobbin - your lace will LQQk great on both sides and you will enjoy it so much better - have you ever gotten a piece of lace that it didn't LQQK the same on both sides. Use that logic when making your FSL and you will not question the why of it. You are making lace, something that will be LQQKed at, picked up, touched, adored, you want it to LQQK great at every angle. Hehehe! Have fun - POST a picture so we can see it. *4U
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by bikermomfl 31 Mar 2008
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ok you use the same thread but is there a particular type of thread. Do you use embroidery thread or regular weight sewing thread? thanks
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by dlonnahawkins 31 Mar 2008
I use embroidery thread - they do not recommend sewing thread as this could cause damage to you machine. You can use different weights, which I have done. I have done in both 40Wt and 30 Wt. But shirlener's answer explaines a lot - you see both sides, so you would want the thread to be the same.
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by dlonnahawkins 31 Mar 2008
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Ooops - posted to bikermom - see my response there. *2U
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by ruthie 31 Mar 2008
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You have your answer elaine, so I'll just give hugs and flowers to everyone, have a fun day.