For something that is virtually unseen, bobbin thread plays an important part in the way your machine embroidery turns out. These tips will help you troubleshoot and fix two of the most common issues.
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The Cutting Edge: Great Tools to Combat Thread Nesting
We’ve talked about what causes thread nests and how to prevent them but what do you do once you get one? It has happened to most of us and, if it hasn’t happened to you yet, it will. Nine times out of ten, thread nesting or "thread throw up" as Bonnie affectionately refers to it (because it makes you sick when you see that wad of thread on the bottom of a project)) occurs because the machine is not threaded properly.
Avoiding Thread Nests and Broken Needles
Thread nesting, or thread throw-up (because it makes you sick when you see that wad of thread on the bottom of a project) happens to all of us. Fortunately, I have some tips on how to avoid these mishaps!