Upper Looper Thread Keeps Breaking at James Earle blog

Upper Looper Thread Keeps Breaking. if the upper looper thread loops are visible on the wrong side, they’re either too loose or the lower looper thread is. Notice how the green threads extend beyond the edge of the fabric, but the. here’s what the upper looper looks like when the tension is too loose. at first, my upper looper thread kept breaking. threading the upper looper. If this happens, lower the. Pull the thread off the spool, and then thread (1), then (2) of the thread tree from back to front. when you go to put the thread through the upper looper, make sure that the lower looper thread is not over the upper. the manual says this: If the upper looper thread breaks during sewing this may be caused by the lower. This may be caused by the lower looper thread getting caught on the upper looper. if the upper looper thread breaks during sewing: I thought it was getting caught on the subsidiary looper.

here’s what the upper looper looks like when the tension is too loose. Pull the thread off the spool, and then thread (1), then (2) of the thread tree from back to front. If this happens, lower the. if the upper looper thread loops are visible on the wrong side, they’re either too loose or the lower looper thread is. Notice how the green threads extend beyond the edge of the fabric, but the. This may be caused by the lower looper thread getting caught on the upper looper. at first, my upper looper thread kept breaking. I thought it was getting caught on the subsidiary looper. threading the upper looper. If the upper looper thread breaks during sewing this may be caused by the lower.

Upper Looper Thread Guide, Janome 792020002

Upper Looper Thread Keeps Breaking the manual says this: Pull the thread off the spool, and then thread (1), then (2) of the thread tree from back to front. I thought it was getting caught on the subsidiary looper. threading the upper looper. here’s what the upper looper looks like when the tension is too loose. Notice how the green threads extend beyond the edge of the fabric, but the. This may be caused by the lower looper thread getting caught on the upper looper. if the upper looper thread breaks during sewing: If the upper looper thread breaks during sewing this may be caused by the lower. at first, my upper looper thread kept breaking. the manual says this: if the upper looper thread loops are visible on the wrong side, they’re either too loose or the lower looper thread is. If this happens, lower the. when you go to put the thread through the upper looper, make sure that the lower looper thread is not over the upper.