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Re: Thread
Tracy
Carole - The 90/14 needle will work great if you are quilting thru 2 layers of fabric and batting. No worries about the quilt itself. If the needle will slide back and forth on the thread- the thread is not to thick for the needle you have. If it doesn't slide easily without getting stuck when you run the thread thru the eye and then hold one hand higher than the other and then the other hand higher (back and forth) then you need a larger eye on your needle. Try a top-stitching 90/14 needle. I am not sure about the acufil question you ask - but if the thread is the right color and the needle isn't an issue- then go for it. Tracy in Nashville, TN
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Re: Tension
Mary Jo Hirsch
Thank you for a little help from a friend. Lucy Lu is herself again. Thanks 😊👍⛑
On Sun, Jan 13, 2019 at 9:35 PM onlinesewing via Groups.Io <onlinesewing=icloud.com@groups.io> wrote: Try flossing out the tension. Fold a narrow strip of fabric in half. Lock the machine. Put the folded edge into the tension slot and floss it back and forth. Hopefully that will dislodge the debris that's in the tension causing inconsistent tension. If that fails you probably need to see your dealer. --
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Re: Thread
Jim Stutsman
40wt should be fine. The topstitch 14 recommendation is probably related to the thickness of the quilt. The larger eye would also be less likely to fray the cotton thread.
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Re: Using a USB extension cord
Jim Stutsman
You didn't do anything wrong. Plug the NEW cable into your computer. Plug the OLD cable into the end of the new one. That will leave the correct end for plugging into the machine.
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Re: Happy Sewer
Jim Stutsman
After you create the album you will have the option to add photos to it.
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Re: MBX 4.5
Jim Stutsman
You didn't say, so I'm assuming that it has been working up until now. Try installing this update: https://www.janome.co.jp/e/e_downloads/digitizer_mbx_v45h.html
If the update is already installed, then shut down Windows. Then turn it on and restart. If you are still having the problem it may be a dongle issue and you'll need to seek Janome Tech Support.
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Re: Tension
Jim Stutsman
Try flossing out the tension. Fold a narrow strip of fabric in half. Lock the machine. Put the folded edge into the tension slot and floss it back and forth. Hopefully that will dislodge the debris that's in the tension causing inconsistent tension. If that fails you probably need to see your dealer.
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Re: Happy Sewer
bhd02@...
I seem to be missing something. On the home page, if I click on photos, there's an opportunity to create a new album, but no "add photo". If I click on Messages, just messages come up, no "add photo". I will keep trying.
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Tension
Mary Jo Hirsch
my LucyLu, is behaving badly. First let me say. I’ve changed needles, thread masterpiece and aurfil. The thread continues to break, rethreaded numerous times. Locked out to thread needle, auto thread didnot work and then suddenly worked. My real problem the tension is inconsistent, at times upper and then other times .lower.
Cleaned bobbin area and upper thread channel. I’m attempting straight sewing, ( red bobbin case) nothing fancy. Any suggestions appreciated.
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MBX 4.5 photo
Marsha
The dialog photo is in the Marsha folder
thanks Marsha Ryan
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MBX 4.5
Marsha
Jim,
I am getting a dialog box asking for access codes when trying to load MBX 4.5, picture in the photos section. Is this a driver issue? Can you please tell me how to fix this? thanks Marsha Ryan
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Thread
Carole O'Mara
Is a 40wt (Superior King Tut) thread too heavy to use to quilt a small quilt using Acufil (stipple design)? Label says: Use topstitch #90/14. Is that needle too large to use for an Acufil design? I've only used 50wt in the past, but this is a perfect color for the quilt.
Thanks so much, Carole - Colorado Springs
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Re: Using a USB extension cord
I bought this cord: https://www.amazon.com/INSTEN-USB-2-0-Extension-Cable/dp/B006HDAAC2/ref=sr_1_1?s=pc&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1547406580&sr=1-1&keywords=usb+extension+cable+25+ft&refinements=p_85%3A2470955011%2Cp_n_feature_keywords_five_browse-bin%3A7800930011 and the cord from my Janome 12000 won't fit into the connector. What have I done wrong?
-- Thank you, Meryl
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Re: Question
Jim Stutsman
For security purposes the list software obscures part of email addresses. To respond to Marilyn's post about her 15000 for sale email her using this address with the blank spaces removed: sewnqlt21842 @ gmail.com
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Re: Question
LindaB 1
Interested ! Tried emailing but the email addres is only partial. Where are you from?
-- LindaB
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Re: Happy Sewer
On Sat, Jan 12, 2019 at 11:28 AM onlinesewing via Groups.Io <onlinesewing=icloud.com@groups.io> wrote: Photos are easiest to add if you make your post from the group website: https://groups.io/g/onlinesewing-janome I found the picture on google that was cute.
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Re: Happy Sewer
Randi Kemper
I would like to know that too!
-- Randi Kemper Magical Machine Embroidery
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Re: Happy Sewer
Jim Stutsman
Photos are easiest to add if you make your post from the group website: https://groups.io/g/onlinesewing-janome
You just click the photo icon in the message window and upload them.
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Re: Happy Sewer
bhd02@...
I'm new at the photo add so not sure if it went. At first two photos were so large I deleted them, then tried adding them as an attachment. It disappeared, so will wait until tomorrow to see if they're approved. The bag is a pattern called Beatle Bag. I removed the bulky closure and replaced it with a simple strap. Maybe someone can advise on the photo adds. Thnx.
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Re: Happy Sewer
bhd02@...
The manual lists it as 859835101. The zipper foot is 859838001. See page 3.
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