Sewing Tip - threading wooly nylon on your surger

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threading wooly nylon on your surger (Tip/Technique)

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dorystwin


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12/13/05 7:28 PM

I have a really easy way to thread my surger with wooly nylon. Run the thread through a waxer (one of those wax disks in the slotted plastic holder) a few times then clip through the waxed section of wooly nylon and you have a stiff, easy to thread end that's almost like a needle. Works great!!

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Terri Smith said...
Great Idea! I tried to just tread the WN, it did not work, I quit. I will now try again.
5/4/06 7:17 PM