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Re: Thread question
Suz of BFC creations sells thread which is very good and her shipping costs reasonable. She does have sales as well. It is listed under "Stash" on her web site, the service is
Suz of BFC creations sells thread which is very good and her shipping costs reasonable. She does have sales as well. It is listed under "Stash" on her web site, the service is
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Claire Schutz
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#12222
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Re: Magna Hoop on 15000
Thanks everyone for opinions and ideas. It’s really good you’veexperimented and shared the photos. So now I know it will work great andjust have to decide how much I will be using embroidery.
Thanks everyone for opinions and ideas. It’s really good you’veexperimented and shared the photos. So now I know it will work great andjust have to decide how much I will be using embroidery.
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cas@...
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#12221
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Re: Thread question
I use BFC-poly from BFC-stash.com. A huge selection of colors with a better price than others of similar quality. This is the thread that BFC-creations.com uses for their designs.
HTH,
Marsha
I use BFC-poly from BFC-stash.com. A huge selection of colors with a better price than others of similar quality. This is the thread that BFC-creations.com uses for their designs.
HTH,
Marsha
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Marsha
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#12220
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Re: Thread question
Speaking of threads, we had an embroidery class at work and encountered an interesting problem. Most of the machines involved were the Janome 9900. The store sells a variety of threads and the thread
Speaking of threads, we had an embroidery class at work and encountered an interesting problem. Most of the machines involved were the Janome 9900. The store sells a variety of threads and the thread
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Vikki Youngmeyer
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#12219
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Re: Thread question
For embroidery, I use Madeira and R-A, both rayon and poly, interchangeably but don't mix rayon with poly in the same project. These I get from
For embroidery, I use Madeira and R-A, both rayon and poly, interchangeably but don't mix rayon with poly in the same project. These I get from
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blue_lak <no_reply@...>
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#12218
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Re: Thread question
So far nearly every thread I've tried has worked fine.
I got a case of cotton Mettler threads with the machine - 30,40,50 and 60 weights which are great.
I bought 75 (supposed to be bankrupt stock)
So far nearly every thread I've tried has worked fine.
I got a case of cotton Mettler threads with the machine - 30,40,50 and 60 weights which are great.
I bought 75 (supposed to be bankrupt stock)
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Anne Parker <annegparker@...>
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Re: Thread question
There are several brands that I use but if you are concerned about pricing I have purchased from www.metroemb.com. They sell 2 different brands - metro and sigma. I have only tried the metro brand
There are several brands that I use but if you are concerned about pricing I have purchased from www.metroemb.com. They sell 2 different brands - metro and sigma. I have only tried the metro brand
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Pam Davison
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#12216
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Re: Storing designs on the USB
I feel pretty ignorant to ask this, but what is the purpose of formatting a USB drive, and how is it done? I have loads of designs stored that way, and have never formatted any of them. Does that
I feel pretty ignorant to ask this, but what is the purpose of formatting a USB drive, and how is it done? I have loads of designs stored that way, and have never formatted any of them. Does that
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Sue Raabe <susies.stitches@...>
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Re: how do you organize your embroidery files?
This a very interesting topic, since organized is one thing I'm not! I downloaded a list of categories, but should have deleted the ones I didn't need, because it got very confusing. For a while, I
This a very interesting topic, since organized is one thing I'm not! I downloaded a list of categories, but should have deleted the ones I didn't need, because it got very confusing. For a while, I
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Sue Raabe <susies.stitches@...>
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Re: Magna Hoop on 15000
I probably use my RE18 hoop more than any other.
Works for me!
Terry in Alberta.
I probably use my RE18 hoop more than any other.
Works for me!
Terry in Alberta.
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Terry Carter
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#12211
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Re: Do. Not hoop fabric
I almost never hoop fabric. I hoop the stabilizer then position the size of fabric I wish to use on top of it using cross hair marks. I usually just put a straight pin through the fabric and
I almost never hoop fabric. I hoop the stabilizer then position the size of fabric I wish to use on top of it using cross hair marks. I usually just put a straight pin through the fabric and
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HEATHER COWAN
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#12213
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Re: Thread question
I use Madeira when I am in the USA. I buy on line through Thread Mart ... Great thread and great prices. In Canada I use Marathon thread from Winnipeg ..... I prefer their thread as all my machines
I use Madeira when I am in the USA. I buy on line through Thread Mart ... Great thread and great prices. In Canada I use Marathon thread from Winnipeg ..... I prefer their thread as all my machines
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HEATHER COWAN
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#12210
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Re: Thread question
Ceil - check Sewforless.com. I used Exquisite and Jenny Haskins embroidery thread. The Jenny was with the 15000 and the Exquisite was what I started with first. I really have no problem with
Ceil - check Sewforless.com. I used Exquisite and Jenny Haskins embroidery thread. The Jenny was with the 15000 and the Exquisite was what I started with first. I really have no problem with
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Beth
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#12212
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Re: Magna Hoop on 15000
I'm not understanding what you mean about capacity but the RE18 is the best fit for any 5 x 7 design. The hoop available stitching area is 5.5 x 7. If I didn't have the RE18, I'd have to use the SQ23
I'm not understanding what you mean about capacity but the RE18 is the best fit for any 5 x 7 design. The hoop available stitching area is 5.5 x 7. If I didn't have the RE18, I'd have to use the SQ23
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juliadlf1 <no_reply@...>
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#12209
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Re: Hand Wheel
That was it, what I was vaguely concerned about, that you shouldn't turn the handwheel backwards, my brain had lost it amidst all the new technology, lol! Phew, I'm fine to turn the handwheel
That was it, what I was vaguely concerned about, that you shouldn't turn the handwheel backwards, my brain had lost it amidst all the new technology, lol! Phew, I'm fine to turn the handwheel
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Pru Joy <prujoy@...>
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Thread question
After hearing me complain that I didn't have the right color thread for a project, my husband suggested that I just buy a "bunch of them". I had been buying a few colors at a time and haven't managed
After hearing me complain that I didn't have the right color thread for a project, my husband suggested that I just buy a "bunch of them". I had been buying a few colors at a time and haven't managed
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ceilsews <no_reply@...>
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#12207
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Re: Magna Hoop on 15000
Hi.I purchased the RE18 hoop and use it all the time as it takes exactly the same amount of stabilizer as the 14 hoop but gives you more actual embroidery area and if you doing multiple designs of a
Hi.I purchased the RE18 hoop and use it all the time as it takes exactly the same amount of stabilizer as the 14 hoop but gives you more actual embroidery area and if you doing multiple designs of a
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Denise wood
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#12206
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Re: Magna Hoop on 15000
Cas,
I'm not sure what designs won't fit in the R18 hoop as it seems to fit any designs I've tried that say they're 5x7. I just finished a project that required felt to be hooped. The piece of felt
Cas,
I'm not sure what designs won't fit in the R18 hoop as it seems to fit any designs I've tried that say they're 5x7. I just finished a project that required felt to be hooped. The piece of felt
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ceilsews <no_reply@...>
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#12205
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Re: Magna Hoop on 15000
Thanks Cheryl, I don’t know for sure if I am going to get the RE18hoop. I can’t decide if I really need it, as I don’t know how muchembroidery I will actually do. It’s on back order so I
Thanks Cheryl, I don’t know for sure if I am going to get the RE18hoop. I can’t decide if I really need it, as I don’t know how muchembroidery I will actually do. It’s on back order so I
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cas@...
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#12204
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Re: how do you organize your embroidery files?
Thanks for everyone’s responses…I was curious to see what people had made work and I’m in Maggie’s camp on this one.
I still have most of the zipped files so I first searched and put those in
Thanks for everyone’s responses…I was curious to see what people had made work and I’m in Maggie’s camp on this one.
I still have most of the zipped files so I first searched and put those in
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Barb Engvall
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#12202
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