Thread Turner, holy cow
#31
Originally Posted by nursie76
Originally Posted by AnnaK
I'm probably dense but I don't understand what Scissor Queen and others say about cross-wound thread and that it has to come off the top... Will someone explain it so I can understand? Is'nt all thread cross-wound?
#32
Ok , here we go. Update on the turner. I used the industrial sticky tape, the velcro type. I taped a piece on each side of the dvd case bottom and taped the mate to the underside of a 3 inch lazy susan. I put the cone on and the bottom of the cone fits inside a circle on the LS...I just pulled by hand and it glides like butta lol......this is good.
Thread turner, my way lol
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Ok , here we go. Update on the turner. I used the industrial sticky tape, the velcro type. I taped a piece on each side of the dvd case bottom and taped the mate to the underside of a 3 inch lazy susan. I put the cone on and the bottom of the cone fits inside a circle on the LS...I just pulled by hand and it glides like butta lol......this is good.
Thread turner, my way lol
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#40
I think rosyhf had a great idea here. My solution was to rescue the multi thread holder off of my serger that took a dump before discarding it and mounted it to a heavy base to set on the right back side of my sewing machine. The nice part is there are four spindles to put thread onto if you are embroidering and have lots of color changes and there are the holes in the periscoping arm to thread the thread into to making the thread come off perfectly.
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