Old 02-21-2012, 06:18 AM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
Nancy and Candice,

The small spools with the large hole is actually a machine quilting thread, so I don't think there would be a problem with that. The large serger cones full of thread, would not be used for a bed sized quilt, but I am making a cover quilt, or better yet a quilted cover for one of my treadle machines. So the lesser strength would not be a problem.

I wonder since this thread is so much thinner and lighter if I could run two cones at once through this machine even though it only uses one needle?
Hark another experiment has just been born!

Joe
Oh Joe, I see a major birds nest forming under and on top of your work if you try to run double threads through one needle! It would take a guy to try something like that! Go for it and let us know how bad it was! I am nervous even thinking of doing something like that!

Nancy
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