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From: Ms.Goody2Shoes <nunyabeezwax@thehive.com>
Newsgroups: alt.binaries.crafts.pictures
Subject: looking for help with fsl
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Has anyone stitched out the tiny fsl snowflakes by Ace Points? I am having
a devil of a time with them. The thread is always breaking or fraying. I
have changed needles, slowed my machine down to the slowest embroidery
speed, tried several brands and types of thread, and tried different wss.
I love to use the 'fabric' type of wss rather than the 'film' type for my
fsl. I tried hooping 1 and 2 layers. I don't play much with tensions,
once I get it set right I don't want to knock it out of whack. When I try
other fsl designs, they are stitching out beautifully. Just wondered if
anyone has had this problem, or could offer any suggestions.
Thanks for your time.
Goody
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