Old 09-11-2011, 01:35 PM
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PaperPrincess
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The rule of thumb is that if the problem shows on the bottom, it's your needle tension. IF the problem shows on the top, it's the bobbin. So i would work with your top tension, rather than the bobbin.

Are the rats nests everywhere? when you start? on curves?

If it's on a start, you need to pull your bobbin thread up and hold both tails. If it's on a curve, this is a common problem, you're going a bit too fast.
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