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Old 11-07-07 | 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by dwood
Straws,

With any sewing machine . . . and particularly heavy duty ones . . . it is necessary to hold both threads securely until you've completed a couple of stitches. Holding them down with one finger often isn't enough. I actually wrap a turn or two through my fingers and hold on tight.

What you describe is exactly what will happen [most of the time] if the threads are not held.

DON
+1 I usually hold the thread down against the machine with one hand. It seems to do the trick
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