Are you using the correct cutting tool? Scissors are not the best choice.
Kim
On Wednesday, April 3, 2013, Julie wrote:
> I have Berninas. While they make great buttonholes there just doesn't
seem
> to be a big enough gap between the 2 bars. I consistently manage to cut a
> thread when I open t
While they make great buttonholes there just doesn't seem
to be a big enough gap between the 2 bars. I consistently manage to cut a
thread when I open them.
You are right--that can be a problem. I always use the narrower of the 2
options.
Ann Wass
-Original Message-
From: Julie
I have Berninas. While they make great buttonholes there just doesn't seem
to be a big enough gap between the 2 bars. I consistently manage to cut a
thread when I open them.
Any suggestions?
Julie
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I use my Pfaff 1475 machine for buttonholes, although my Kenmore zig-zag
machine can make them (but they aren't as crisp and nice--and it's all a
manual task), and the Pfaff offers 8 different styles in addition to
being able to tweak the size. Of course my Elegante embroidery machine
makes incre
About 20 years ago, when I was back on a college campus regularly, it appeared
to me that the parents were borrowing from their children again. The moms and
dads who brought their kids for campus tours were wearing the baggy shorts,
footwear, Tshirts, and headgear of their children.
But I see
Maggie wrote:
It also strikes me that we are moving back to kids wearing miniature adult
styles.
I was thinking the same thing myself recently. I'm old enough to remember young
boys routinely wearing short trousers (i.e. knee-length suit trousers, as
distinct from casual "shorts").
Now that (a)
