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How To Pull The Thread Up From The Bottom When Machine Quilting. The book i have been reading says to pull up the bobbin thread so you don't get a nest. Reduce your stitch length to zero and take a few stitches in place. When machine quilting and starting in the center of a block or quilt it is really important to bring up. Put your quilt sandwich underneath the needle of your sewing machine. Creating a neat look on the front and back of your machine quilting is important. Drop your needle directly back into the hole you initially created. Here, you have two options: This will help you pull that bobbin thread through the hole and to the top of your quilt. Take ahold of the end of the needle thread so that it doesn't get tangled up. Start with your needle in it's highest position and turn your hand wheel so that the needle moves to it's lowest position and back again to the highest. Here's a quick tip to avoid thread nests on the bottom of your work! I am ready to start machine quilting on my first quilt. Whenever you are free motion quilting, whether on a domestic or a longarm machine, it’s important that you bring up the bobbin thread. Pull the needle back up while holding onto your top thread.

Put your quilt sandwich underneath the needle of your sewing machine. Here, you have two options: Reduce your stitch length to zero and take a few stitches in place. Drop your needle directly back into the hole you initially created. Pull the needle back up while holding onto your top thread. This will help you pull that bobbin thread through the hole and to the top of your quilt. I am ready to start machine quilting on my first quilt. Take ahold of the end of the needle thread so that it doesn't get tangled up. Creating a neat look on the front and back of your machine quilting is important. The book i have been reading says to pull up the bobbin thread so you don't get a nest.

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How To Pull The Thread Up From The Bottom When Machine Quilting Take ahold of the end of the needle thread so that it doesn't get tangled up. I am ready to start machine quilting on my first quilt. Whenever you are free motion quilting, whether on a domestic or a longarm machine, it’s important that you bring up the bobbin thread. This will help you pull that bobbin thread through the hole and to the top of your quilt. Start with your needle in it's highest position and turn your hand wheel so that the needle moves to it's lowest position and back again to the highest. Drop your needle directly back into the hole you initially created. When machine quilting and starting in the center of a block or quilt it is really important to bring up. The book i have been reading says to pull up the bobbin thread so you don't get a nest. Creating a neat look on the front and back of your machine quilting is important. Here, you have two options: Take ahold of the end of the needle thread so that it doesn't get tangled up. Put your quilt sandwich underneath the needle of your sewing machine. Pull the needle back up while holding onto your top thread. Here's a quick tip to avoid thread nests on the bottom of your work! Reduce your stitch length to zero and take a few stitches in place.