Heart broken
12-01-2010, 06:47 AM
#22
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Originally Posted by PatriceJ
look at it another way ...
once you have purchased Case #2, you'll find the first. then you'll have one to use with regular thread and another you can use for specialty threads.
you'll always have your tension right for regular threads and can fiddle with the tension on the other without worrying about resetting it properly for regular thread.
this little inconvenience is really "cosmic permission" to buy a spare case. you would probably not have allowed yourself the luxury otherwise. ;-)
once you have purchased Case #2, you'll find the first. then you'll have one to use with regular thread and another you can use for specialty threads.
you'll always have your tension right for regular threads and can fiddle with the tension on the other without worrying about resetting it properly for regular thread.
this little inconvenience is really "cosmic permission" to buy a spare case. you would probably not have allowed yourself the luxury otherwise. ;-)
Couldn't have said it better myself! :D
12-01-2010, 07:18 AM
#23
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Location: Lexington,Kentucky
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so sorry about losing a part of your machine, but it ids probably in a place that made good sense at the time you put it there. If you can only remember where! I put the pajamas I made my GS for Xmas in a perfectly good sense place last week, and I still haven't found them!LOL I can sit at my machine and never get up, and lose sdomething I was just using. I do better if I don't organize things, then I can find them!!LOL
12-01-2010, 08:50 AM
#25
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Maybe a little hand found Mommy's great toy and investigated. Maybe they can remember where they put it. Make a game out of who can find it first for mommy. Then explain how sad you are it is missing. I have several spare bobbin cases from various machines. I can mail you one if you can't find one at a reasonable price. Just pm me.
12-01-2010, 09:32 AM
#30
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Location: Idaho
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So sorry, I've certainly been there and it is frustrating. If you cannot find it here is a link that may be able to help you (I have no affiliation with this company) http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/ I ordered from them about a month ago and could not believe how fast I received my order.
Hope you find yours though.
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