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I had trouble with those angels too. It turned out to be they didn't convert right. I started over and converted them in a different software. I didn't have any more trouble after that.
7293Heard a lot here about slowing down he machine...I had never thought of that and have not had too many problems but I am gin to try it on my next FSL..maybe mine will turn out like Shirlene's...Thanks for the question.
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15218I see you've got a number of answers to which I've nothing to add. I hope it works out for you now. Here's a flower.
145191bLACKIE, slow machine down to slowest speed. Use same thread n bobbin u have on top, Use 2 layers of WSS. this should do the trick. *4U
145789I do a lot of FSL designs. This is what works for me. Use 2 layers of Vilene WWS each going a different directions and pulled tight. Use the smallest hoop for the design. Sew at a slow speed and reduce the top tension to 2.3. (I sew regular designs at 3.0). I use Rayon and Poly 40 wt. thread and prewound bobbins. I hope this helps.
8710Mornin...I found that using prewound bobbins for FSL was the trick 4 me :) Good Luck..it is addicting.
31942Hi Blackie, I love FSL and I only ever use 2 layers of WSS. I know that some designs I have no trouble at all and others I do, are you talking about the angels from "tavernmaker" I made one of these today and I had to slow my speed down to the lowest, and I still had some cotton breakages. Whether or not this might help, have you cleaned out your bobbin area? Good Luck!!!
by blackie
17 Nov 2008
Hi Sherylac, yes they are the angels u are tlaking about. Never thought about slowing the machine speed down. Will give that a go and thanks will also check the bobbin case. You are a darl' LOL
by manami
17 Nov 2008
My machine doesnt have the 'slow down' feature for embroidering, so I have to use 4 layers of WSS. It works well that way.
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