... out the side, and bring it up to the top of the machine, so I’m sure you all know how to do that. But does the bobbin have to go clockwise? counter-clockwise? does it matter? It does. Has your tension ever been ... bobbin in upside-down. So here’s how to do it. Put your bobbin into the bobbin case, and pull the thread around and through the little slot so it’s locked into place. ...

An important factor to consider when learning how to embroider is your choice of embroidery thread. If you are new to hand embroidery I would recommend that you choose a stranded embroidery cotton, ... normally plastic or cardboard. Wind the embroidery thread onto a bobbin and label the bobbin with the brand of thread and the number. This is a must. There is nothing more annoying than running out ...

... it now. On the tatting front, I am the proud owner of a Pop-a-Bobbin shuttle made by Sally's husband. Here it is, made ... reduced the stitch count a bit for the last few rings. I used Lizbeth size 20 thread in colour #656 Dark Wedgewood to make the motif. It measures ... of Sherry's design so I learn her pattern writing methods. Thread stats: I used Lizbeth size 20 colour #656 Dark Wedgewood and ...

Surprises from England! Pop a Bobbin, an English Aero, and very special earrings were in a packet from JaneEb. The shuttle is from "im in the garage" (we ... hook to work your motif, you will like this one. I also like the balance and ease of filling the bobbin. After the first addition of thread, I found I could insert and remove the plug with my fingers. The tension is very even and it ...

... . I got home, swear I took it out of the bag and set it down right next to my sewing machine and when I went to use it to thread the machine....it.was.GONE! I am not kidding. I seriously thought I had lost my mind. I searched all over ... the patch and the uniform is white, so black for the top thread and white for the bobbin. I made it work. I refused to be beaten by disappearing invisible thread ...

... when I tried to sew it would do a couple stitches then just stop and there would be a huge clump of thread on the underside of the material. It is somehow getting tangled underneath with the bobbin and I don't know how to fix it or what is exactly wrong. I have tried adjusting the tension and that doesn't work. Please help me!!!

... . Note that he is a bit dirty, and lacking a proper spindle for the thread to hang out on, and that he is there all by his lonesome, without the foot control that is almost as large as he is, or the ... a marked smell of ozone with the motor running, the easiest way to pull up the thread is actually to just stick the bobbin thread through the needle plate before replacing it on the machine and the ...

... Victorian Videos, some of the best fiber dvds around. That was the other thing that I got - a dvd on bobbin lace making. Saw that at Macktown last year. I have the pillow, had ... machine hates me, made funny noises, nests of bobbin thread on the backside, the stippling stitch not working well. Now I have about 4 rows of stippling in white thread on one of the sleeves and I can't get anymore done ...

... set in...thought everything was going great...suddenly I realized a whole row had been sewn without bobbin thread. That is what happens when it is about midnight! Hope to finish it tomorrow ...with thread in the bobbin. Anja was over the other evening. She hadn't seen the big roll of batting before so it was playtime. She climbed and jumped on it and pretended it was a bed. She ...

... re did it like 4 times. I got up to go to bed and had hundreds of pieces of thread all over me, it was pretty funny. I went to bed and couldn't stop thinking about it and ... stop thinking about the skirt. I got up this morning and worked on it and the bobbin thread kept getting stuck so I took it out and took apart the part where the bobbin goes and couldn't put it back together so I had ...

... when sewing, the needle would dart to the left, almost as if we were trying to do a blind hem stitch, then back - but the bobbin thread wasn't catching. I exhausted my small knowledge of options and left Doug peering into her bobbin well intently. I think I hear her running again, but am not sure if that is test-sewing or back to the quilt strips. I ...

... shade as my marking paper. I couldn't see any transfer marks. I tried marking with thread at first (totally old school) and realized that it was taking me w y too long. I ... hook and it messed up the tension. It took me a while to realize it was the top thread and not the bobbin thread. And after all that! I realized this morning that I should not have sewed my center front because I&# ...

... to. I was trying to get the tension set correctly and I still need to do a bit more adjusting, but so far no bobbin thread on top, so I'm doing good. I've struggled with hearts, so I ... , speed, and speed control. The speed control that came with the frame works, but doesn't have the thread cutter button, so I ordered a new one. I also tried some spirals. I have plain muslin and scraps ...

... being sucked into the sewing machine. If you don't have another stitch plate, place a piece of scotch tape over the hole where the bobbin thread emerges, this will serve as a temporarily smaller hole for the machine ... the ends of the sweater are turned under and snugged right up against the cardigan. With needle and thread stitch the lace tape in place making sure that you ...

... … But I swear, it’s like he can read my mind.) But he is really good at picking up on signals: “ARG, I am so sick of changing the bobbin thread every time I start a new project!!!” I had been thinking (never mentioned it) about buying some sort of storage thingie for my 4 spools of thread (ha ha ha, 4 spools…) and he surprises me with ...