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#61
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Hi,
When I use my bobbin winder I do the same thing that I do when using the winder on my machine. I noticed that on both the thread would not necessarily wind evenly. With that said, I help to quide the thread as it is loading on the bobbin. I help to make sure that the thread is going up then down and back again in an even load.
Hope this tip helps.
Pam M
When I use my bobbin winder I do the same thing that I do when using the winder on my machine. I noticed that on both the thread would not necessarily wind evenly. With that said, I help to quide the thread as it is loading on the bobbin. I help to make sure that the thread is going up then down and back again in an even load.
Hope this tip helps.
Pam M
#62
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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Originally Posted by quilticing
Just a word on your construction tecnique: Measure the strip length, cut all the same length, pin to make them fit and the finished quilt will be more square.
#65
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Wisconsin
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Guess I'm different, but I think the pale color for quilting would not add to it what you want. Use thread that matches the sashing. You will see a beautiful frame for each block.
In a child's quilt, rather than just plain quiltinhg, I use a decorative stitch, eeither machine or hand.
In a child's quilt, rather than just plain quiltinhg, I use a decorative stitch, eeither machine or hand.
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