Using cones of thread
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The best thread holder I've used is this one: http://www.superiorthreads.com/produ...-thread-stand/
You can use it horizontal or vertical for any cone or spool of thread. The thread feeds evenly from the holder.
You can use it horizontal or vertical for any cone or spool of thread. The thread feeds evenly from the holder.
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I use the Superior Threads heavy duty stand. You can actually get it cheaper at Connecting Threads - http://www.connectingthreads.com/Too...d__D81905.HTML
I get all of my thread at Superior Threads, and trust me, it's not linty. Love ALL their threads!
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I use the Superior Threads heavy duty stand. You can actually get it cheaper at Connecting Threads - http://www.connectingthreads.com/Too...d__D81905.HTML
I get all of my thread at Superior Threads, and trust me, it's not linty. Love ALL their threads!
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Can you use cones of thread with a regular old sewing machine? If so is there a stand or something that you get to put the cone on?
My janome has a the upright and horizontal thread spoil but they are way too short to use a cone on. But for economical purposes if I can figure out how to use a cone of thread with my machine that would be awesome.
My janome has a the upright and horizontal thread spoil but they are way too short to use a cone on. But for economical purposes if I can figure out how to use a cone of thread with my machine that would be awesome.
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I lvoe that idea, and a 1/2 gallon jae would be heavier... great idea, I am going to try this one...LOL... thanks for sharing... PW6 in tx
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I've never used a serger, but figured if the serger thread was called serger thread, their was a reason for it, so never bought it.
From your post, I guess I figured right, but now please tell me why it can't be used on a DSM. I'm like a 3 year old; I always want to know why!
From your post, I guess I figured right, but now please tell me why it can't be used on a DSM. I'm like a 3 year old; I always want to know why!
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