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Thread: Using Clear Wonder Invisible Monofilament Thread - What do I need to know?

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    Default Re: Using Clear Wonder Invisible Monofilament Thread - What do I need to know?

    Just a little tip for using invisible thread...

    So you can see it to thread your machine, brush the first 1/2" of the thread against the end of a permanent marker, any colour. Cut the coloured end off once threaded.

    Cheers, Pami

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    Default Re: Using Clear Wonder Invisible Monofilament Thread - What do I need to know?

    Do you have to use a certain weight thread in the bobbin if your not using the invisible monofilament one in the bobbin?
    I checked Bottom Line and saw it was a 60wt so that is why I am asking.

    Thanks all for the replies. I'm a newbie using this so I hope not to make a mess of my machine.
    Julia

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    Default Re: Using Clear Wonder Invisible Monofilament Thread - What do I need to know?

    I have used the Aurifil thread of this type, both on the top and the bottom. Be sure you put the net around the spool or you will be sorry! I did not applique with mine, but did micro stippling on a small wall hanging.
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