And I would call that a very smart exception to the rule!!
Clay
On 10/8/2010 4:13 PM, C Johnson wrote:
Hi All,
I tie my thread on my bobbins, for three reasons.
* Demonstrating at my favorite park (Goose Lake Prairie State Natural
Area) in Morris, Illinois, I am sometimes in the Cragg Cabin. That cabin
has cracks in the floor between the floor boards and if I drop a bobbin or a
tool for that matter, it is gone.
* Working on my deck in the summer, my deck has cracks between the
boards, and if I drop a bobbin, it is hard to retrieve it.
* Demonstrating anytime, anywhere; I hate to put my butt in the air,
looking for my bobbins, (all right stop laughing! :-)) so I prefer to pull
my bobbin back into play by the thread, kind of like the fishing line.
Tying on just makes sense for me.
Susie
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