I tried to update to V2.10. My S9 is on V1.0. I formatted the flash drive, d/l the update to it, turned the machine off, then pressed down the up/down key and stop key, while turning my machine back o

Will the AcuStitch program ever be produced for the Mac?

"I’ve always found, if I use the Janome prewound bobbins I use the red or normal bobbin case it has a different tension to the yellow. The thread on a Janome prewound is probably thinner, it’s usually

I've been doing a lot of embroidery lately. #1 - I found that when I begin a new project, the top thread is not picking up the bobbin thread, and pulling through the to the top of the plate. (top thre

Thank you.

I'm using an S9. I set the setting described on pg. 96, in the manual, to detect thread break, but it only stops the machine if it detects a bobbin thread break. This means that if I'm doing a nice si

Outcome.... In the past I used Convert-It, but it won't run on the newest Mac OS. To make a long story short, my Mac desktop in and older Mac and could not be updated beyond Catalina. (Lucky me!) Conv

Looks like it does one at a time. I would like to batch convert.

I have stitchbuddy. Will have to check out the tutorial.

But from what I can tell, only one at a time and doesn't seem to offer a thumbnail view of everything on my thumb drive?

I have at least 1K emb. designs, but they need to be converted, or even just viewed in order to add them to Acu Design. Is there any type of software that will batch convert my emb. designs? Or be abl

Thank you everyone for trying. I did learn a lot but nothing seemed to work. I finally turned the bobbin holder screw 1/2 turn to left. That worked (using a Janome prewound bobbin). That bobbin ran ou

I tried lengthening the stitch. Same results! Look at the pics I've added. If I run my finger along the bobbin thread it feels like a ridge. I think it's pulling the top thread thru too tightly. Shoul

Thank you. I viewed the video and did that. Didn't help.

I've gone thru all the cleaning steps on pg. 160 (manual) Cleaned the thread cutter and everything else. Videos I've seen says to place some oil in the center of the bobbing holder. My machine didn't

I'm making a quilt and just doing straight1/4 inch seams. The stitches are pulling the fabric to cause it to pucker slighter. (It's puckering upwards at both corners, yet the bobbin thread seems too t

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Finally figured it out! I pulled the biggest DUH! ever. After sewing for years - MY BOBBIN WAS IN BACKWARDS!!!!! All's working great now.

The left is the back and the right is the front!

I spoke too soon. It's not fine. Read my other message.