Yes! It's an awesome feature, and I'm glad it worked this time. It's so odd that I could stitch out the 3 before with no problems. But now that I remember back to that blurred era is my life🤣, it hit me that when the thread got caught on the thread guide... and was really pulled hard... and frayed at one point, I bet that caused the problem. I wouldn't think that thread pull would be enough to misalign the stitch, but it probably was. Live and learn.
Thanks for your videos. I find them entertaining and helpful. I have 2 sweatshirts I want to embroider on. What is your most successful stabilizer recipe?
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Excellent! You showed the real value of why one would invest in a machine like this.
Well done!
I had this happen to me yesterday, the key is to save the design especially if you make changes before you start!
Yes! It's an awesome feature, and I'm glad it worked this time. It's so odd that I could stitch out the 3 before with no problems. But now that I remember back to that blurred era is my life🤣, it hit me that when the thread got caught on the thread guide... and was really pulled hard... and frayed at one point, I bet that caused the problem. I wouldn't think that thread pull would be enough to misalign the stitch, but it probably was. Live and learn.
When there is that much bulk of fabric and we walk away that is when it happens.
Thanks for your videos. I find them entertaining and helpful. I have 2 sweatshirts I want to embroider on. What is your most successful stabilizer recipe?
I'm so excited for you! You will have so much fun.