Originally Posted by gramajo
(Post 5624114)
It was breaking in the tensioners. I think it may have been getting caught at the spool. Putting the spool in a mug and running the thread over the top of my machine seems to have solved the problem.
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Just a note if you are going to but a Free Standing Spool holder - check out the one made by Superior. It really is superior.
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Originally Posted by quiltstringz
(Post 5624152)
Just a note if you are going to but a Free Standing Spool holder - check out the one made by Superior. It really is superior.
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i can't really express how happy it makes me feel that the solution to this problem was to put the thread in a mug.
thanks for such a great smile on such a rainy crappy day :) aileen |
Glad to hear you got your thread problem worked out. I use Superior Monopoly often, without problems. I do have one of those Superior "superior" thread holders though. :p
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Since you solved your problem by putting the thread in a mug, I'm going to assume that you are using a cone of thread, not a spool...because spools and cones are wound differently, a spool has to be in a vertical position for the thread to come off it properly and a spool needs to be horizontal. Just one more thing to think about!
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