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August 17th 10, 10:05 AM
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Magic Bobbin Washers
A quilting friend from Canada sent me a couple of these to try.
Suppose to help or even stop birds nests. Suppose to be good for machine embroidery also. Anyone ever try these. Kate T. South Mississippi 
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August 17th 10, 02:21 PM
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Magic Bobbin Washers
Kate, I use them a lot on the longarm. I found sometimes when I slowed down or stopped at the end of a row of
stitching, there would be some "back lash," and yes, the magic bobbin washers did help minimize that. You might want to place a very tiny drop of machine oil in the bobbin case - that will help the washer stay in place better. -- Louise in Iowa nieland1390@mchsi dot com http://community.webshots.com/user/louiseiniowa Kate T. wrote: A quilting friend from Canada sent me a couple of these to try. Suppose to help or even stop birds nests. Suppose to be good for machine embroidery also. Anyone ever try these. Kate T. South Mississippi
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