Invisible Thread
09-13-2010, 06:59 AM
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I will only use Sulky invisible thread. But have only used it on top.
If your machine is like mine, when you wind a bobbin, you can't control the speed since it's automatic start and stop. When I was a kid, it was my job to sit there and wind the bobbins by hand! My Grandmother and Aunt both had treadle machines. But winding it by hand you could be more careful of not stretching the thread.
If your machine is like mine, when you wind a bobbin, you can't control the speed since it's automatic start and stop. When I was a kid, it was my job to sit there and wind the bobbins by hand! My Grandmother and Aunt both had treadle machines. But winding it by hand you could be more careful of not stretching the thread.
09-13-2010, 07:52 AM
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I like the YLI brand of invisible thread and I get the best results when I use it in the bobbin and the needle. My machine prefers needle and bobbin thread to be the same. I get much better results when I do.
Originally Posted by kmyers629
I am working on a project that I need to use invisible thread on. I need advise as to whether invisible thread can be use in the bobbin. If so is there anything special that needs to be addressed such as changing anything about winding the bobbin on the machine etc.?
Thanks in advance
Kiki Myers in NC
Thanks in advance
Kiki Myers in NC
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