drives me nuts when that happens, usually with a needle eye too small. But the thread is not too good either.
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I do not think I've ever seen that happen before. yikes
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I thought it was just me who found 'connecting threads' to be very linty. I mostly use what I have in the bobbin.
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Originally Posted by RkayD
Thats icky. I have a pipe cleaner thats stuck thru a straw that I use to clean my bobbin area every little whip stitch when I have to use linty thread. You'd be amazed at what that little thing finds.
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I had some that did this while trying to embroider. I changed to an embroidery needle and used thread conditioner and it took care of the problem (on the advice of local shop).
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Originally Posted by davidwent
David
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I use also use Connecting Threads & have never had any problems with it.
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I would never ever use a brand of cotton again if it did that to me. I always use Schmetz Jeans needle, size 12 normally and my favourite thread of all time is "Threadart" own. http://www.threadart.com/shop/category.aspx?catid=6 I gulp and pay the postage as their prices are so reasonable and the quality of their thread is superb. I buy the large cones and small spools of variegated threads, and have done so for nigh on 5 years and never had any problems with them.
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
larger eye needle?? sometimes that is all it takes.
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