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In my defence they didn't rate a mention in the manual, so it wasn't too much of a stretch of the imagination to think that they were only there for the packing. Well that is my story and I am sticking to it :)
Monday, 30 January 2017
Who knew? Not me!
I have been watching my Serger Craftsy Class and it is turning out to be a fount of all sorts of useful information on all things serger!
I nearly threw away these plastic caps that look like mini sandcastle buckets that were sitting on the spool holder when I unpacked the serger.
Turns out they are meant to sit inside the thread spools to hold them on. The first lot of thread that I bought to use on the serger were not big enough to fit over these, even although they were sold for use on the overlocker. So, when I received these bigger spools I would have been really flummoxed without the class if I had thrown out the caps.
In my defence they didn't rate a mention in the manual, so it wasn't too much of a stretch of the imagination to think that they were only there for the packing. Well that is my story and I am sticking to it :)
In my defence they didn't rate a mention in the manual, so it wasn't too much of a stretch of the imagination to think that they were only there for the packing. Well that is my story and I am sticking to it :)
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Lucky you found that class. I could easily have thrown those away too!
ReplyDeleteI would have thrown them out, too.
ReplyDeleteYep, I'd have thrown them away too :) So glad you didn't, and that the class is proving helpful!
ReplyDeleteI likely would have thrown them away too. I'm completely unfamiliar with sergers, so I'd be learning every tidbit - if they weren't mentioned in the instruction book I'd assume they were just packaging to keep things from rattling around in the box. I wonder if they would work with other thread cones, to keep them steady on a thread holder - I like buying cones because they last for so long :D
ReplyDeletegood to see you are getting the hang of your serger. I did not get those plastic bits with mine
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