do you always use white bobbin thread or do you change bobbin thread to match top thread
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It's not "white thread" but a special bobbin thread. I've always used it - never matching top thread. Works fine for me.
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It is a thinner thread making you embroidery a less dense. If you are working on clothing I would you this thread.
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anything of good quality. using substandard threads in your machine can goof up the inner workings of where the thread runs through your machine. also when you do some reading about doing machine embroidery, different threads can be used for different applications.
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Yes. You thread the bobbin at the top of the machine (same as most other Singer machines).
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yes it works . i have a brother sewing machine too. it works well with these threads.
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I had the same problem when I first started using mine. Try rethreading and reinserting your bobbin and start again. Somehow my machine has stopped doing this, but I never figured out why it did it in the first place since my thread and bobbin seemed to be just fine.
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IT just made it that way so you can choose your positive and negative sensibly. if you choose the white thread as positive on one end. make sure you do that to the other end too. Hope this makes sense.
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Actually I bought these by accident. If you are interested, I will sell them to you for $20 plus shipping. I don' have a Brother, I have a happy commercial machine. The thread size notations are very confusing because there are a number of different systems for describing thread sizes and I am not sure what is in the Brother manual. This having been said, the bobbin thread used for embroider is usually lighter than the top thread. If you are doing basic embroidery with the threads that are advertised as machine embroidery threads, these bobbins will work just fine for you. ferrar@roadrunner.com
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You need to find out your thread size . The kit I bought was for metric threads
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I bought a Brother Project Runway 70 decorative stitches from Amazon. Do not know the part number but the bobbin fits. there is not a lot of thread on the spool but the prewound bobbin, the bobbin itself with the matching thread was a pretty good deal I thought
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I would suggest maybe getting a strong pair of reading glasses or a magnifying glass to help you thread your needle. As for thread you can use any thread. I will admit the shorter spools work better but the regular work just fine.
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I've never had a problem with the bobbin area. I've been using the machine a great deal in the past 6 months having made 3 full quilts and working on a 4th-and all the piecework and machine quilting that goes with that-so mine is getting a lot of usage. I had one issue with thread but I was using really cheap thread-when I changed it out to the better thread my problem went away (this was on the top end of the machine not the bobbin area). So I would suggest changing the thread, to see if the problem stops.
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Yes, just use a little more than normal so you get in between the thread fibers.
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For most embroidery work the bobbin thread is not seen. Bobbin thread usually only has to match the top thread when doing free standing lace or edging on in the hoop projects. Sometimes when embroidering on black fabric I will use a black bobbin.
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You're in luck! I have both, so I took a lid off the mason jar, put it on the Bormioli jar, and it was a perfect thread match.
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I am no thread expert but there is a difference. This is polyester layered over polyester. 100% cotton thread has a different feel to it. I would suggest going to Hobby Lobby, Walmart, Joann Fabric or any other craft store and feel for yourself the difference between the coats and clark brand and other brands. Even though this is less expensive, in the long run it's more costly because it runs out quickly and it breaks, tangles, snags in your machine and almost all the time during hand sewing so you are basically using more thread and having to discard much of this thread. You get what you pay for. Coats and Clark is not the company it used to be. Now, all of their threads are made in Mexico. Cheap labor and sub-standard material. Hope this helps.
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You can use a little bigger but need bigger eye of needle. What size thread do you want to use? Monday phoneme. Sammy sewingmachineoutlet