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Old 06-07-2014, 10:12 AM
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I would get the superior thread stand if you really want one it is more versatile and much more economical. However like others here I use a cup or large glass or canning jar. Depending where I am I have even set the cone on the floor! But metallics are another thing try sewing normally first to see how it does. The brand, the age of thread (many new advances in manufacturing of thread make it easier to use) the type of metallic it is all effect how it sews. The tip of using it in the bobbin is really great and saved my sanity more than once. If your thread sews fine but keeps breaking every so often the bobbin is the cure! Sewers Aid is a great product, but DO NOT over use. Also try a larger eyed needle such as a top stitch needle as well as a larger size. Such as Top Stitch size 16 to 18. Have fun creating and let us know how it turns out and what worked best for you.
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