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Old 03-08-2011, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by nycquilter
it also has to do with the tension. If your tension is off on the bottom (too loose) it shows on the top. And vice versa, top looseness shows on teh bottom. Play with your tension on the bobbin first, then adjust the top. This is DSM? or long- or mid-arm? Different threads also require different size needles. So you have some experimentation to do...Keep notes (though I don't--do as I say and all that *G*)
I have a MidArm, TinLizzie 18LS. When I stitch with a scrap of my top fabric on both the top and bottom, the back looks fine. Thats why I thought it was my backing fabric. You can see the needle hole and a little batting poking through. It is a white 100% cotton fabric. (Probably not the best quality fabric) The top stitches look beautiful.

The needle was just changed.
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