Who does not
love neat stitches on projects and those eye-candy fabrics? But once in awhile, I’d see these ugly
pucks. And I know, I have stitch troubles.
Ugly in the front. (picture on top)
Uglier in the back! (picture below)
I knew this was mainly a thread tension issue. Tried adjusting thread tension up then down; nothing worked. But, whenever I took out the bobbin and replaced it with another one, the stitches appeared to be perfect again.
After a few incidences of having to change my bobbins, I took a serious look at them and noticed the ones that caused the pucks looked unevenly threaded. Funny that I've ALWAYS used the auto bobbin winder on my machine, and never wind the bobbins by hand... That's when I realized that I DID interfere with the winding by hand a few times when I was so bored watching the winder. I thought I was doing the winder a favor by pressing the thread down a few times to get "even" distribution of the thread. Ha, I was actually doing myself a disservice.
Bobbin on top: what I need.Bobbin on e bottom: uneven, trouble making bobbin; a direct result of my own foolishness.
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