Old 11-22-2017, 02:59 PM
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Rhonda K
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Whenever my machine is being a brat, a simple change of needle type/size usually does the trick. Needle performance may also depend on the type of fabric, stitching speed, thread, etc. I sometimes use a "topstitch" needle for the embroidery machine and it works fine. I seldom use a "universal" needle but know a few stitchers that use them for everything.

More info for your curiosity.

Chrome
http://florianisoftware.com/products...hrome-Needles/

Schmetz info

https://www.schmetzneedles.com/all-about-needles/#

http://www.klasse.com/en/

PS: These trays make great storage units for a stash of needles. I label serger needles with a bright green label so they aren't used in the wrong machine.

http://www.joann.com/anti-tarnish-me...%2Bbin&start=1
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