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From: DIY Woodworking Handicrafts <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 03 Sep 2014 07:44:22 -0700

DIY Woodworking 
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What if I told you that you could build your own outdoor shed in just 33 minutes?

You see, once an expert explains to you how to actually do it...
in language you can easily understand...this is almost as easy as...eating lunch.

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Step-By-Step Plans available to be viewed/downloaded:

- picnic table
- Lounge Chair
- Storage Shed (8 types)
- Swing Set

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most common problem I have found for embroidery machines is improper threading. 
The tension is computer controlled and if you really want to mess it up just remove 
the thread from the machine incorrectly. To remove the thread correctly from an 
embroidery machine you need to cut the thread at the spool end and pull the thread t
hru from the needle end. Never remove the thread by just removing the spool and p
ulling the thread out of the machine "backwards". 

The next common problem with embroidery machines is having a piece of stray 
thread caught in the upper thread path. Often you can't see the thread and it has 
to be removed by taking the machine apart (I had that happen at least 3 times in
 a row). The cause is using cheap thread that breaks or frays easily. That is best 
done by a sewing machine tech. 

The third common problem is using the wrong needle for the unit. If the needle 
is too long it throws the timing off. Singer needles should not be used in Brother or
 Babylock machines because they too long for them. old but I hope a good place. 
I have a Pfaff 2170, I have the card-to-usb-cord, I also have a card station.......I recently 
loaded the smart card station & now I cannot use the I think you can do anything in both
 crafts. Some will say not true, but I've never saw anything in knit that couldn't be done in 
crochet. I even crocheted socks before. No it's not exactly the same, but it works and I 
wore them. I loved them. Just don't want to crochet them anymore, I like doing other 
things. I was in a sock phase, now I'm in a sewing phase. And a crochet sweater phase.