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Fast Threading Of The Top Thread

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FAST THREADING OF THE TOP THREAD You can quickly replace a thread spool by tying the old thread to the new thread. Follow the steps below to correctly replace a spool. 1. Clip the thread from the spool you would like to replace. Clip the thread right above the spool, making sure the thread is still in the thread path. 2. Remove the old spool and place the new thread spool on the spool pin. 3. Securely tie the new thread to the previous thread. Use a knot that will pull easily through the needle's eye. The best knots are the square knot and the weaver's knot. 4. Grab the thread under the presser foot, and pull the new thread all the way through the needle. 5. If the knot does not make it through the needle eye, cut off the knot and re-thread the needle. 20 - PREPARATIONS

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– PREPARATIONS
FAST THREADING OF THE TOP THREAD
You can quickly replace a thread spool by tying
the old thread to the new thread. Follow the steps
below to correctly replace a spool.
1.
Clip the thread from the spool you would like
to replace. Clip the thread right above the spool,
making sure the thread is still in the thread path.
2.
Remove the old spool and place the new thread
spool on the spool pin.
3.
Securely tie the new thread to the previous
thread. Use a knot that will pull easily through
the needle’s eye. The best knots are the square
knot and the weaver’s knot.
4.
Grab the thread under the presser foot, and pull
the new thread all the way through the needle.
5.
If the knot does not make it through the needle
eye, cut off the knot and re-thread the needle.