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    I use invisible thread on top for my SID and coordinating thread on the bottom. You can not see the top SID and the thread on the bottom add interesting pattern to the backing. Also I have been using my REGULAR sewing machine foot. Not the walking foot. Either I am gtetting really good or am lucky but I have less puckering with the regular foot and it seems to sew faster. Maybe it is the batting I use which is Hobbs 80/20. This is a thinner batting so maybe that is why it it easier with this foot. Also I use 505 spray basting which holds the sandwich really good so fabric does not mover. It also lets you smooth the pieces out very nice. Good Luck!!!!!l

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    Super Member Nolee's Avatar
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    I love, love, love mine. It is a wonderful took I wouldn't be without. Well worth the money is right!!!!!
    "Worry is about doing something you can do nothing about."

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    Love my SID for my Janome 6600. I used it this weekend on a wallhanging.
    Karen in CA
    Babylock Ellisimo, Babylock Enlighten Serger, Janome 6600, Janome 760 for travel

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    Super Member JeanieG's Avatar
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    Check out the manufacturer of your sewing machine. I have a SITD foot for both of mine.

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