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10/28/2016 Threads & Bobbins Embroidery Article Share this project: Meet The Author: Bonnie Landsberger Bonnie Landsberger has been a crafter and hand embroiderer since childhood and a machine embroiderer and digitizer since 1986. She was the inhouse head digitizer for a 50head embroidery shop for 11 years and later of fered custom digitizing services and stock design sales through her web site for Moonlight Design since 1993. She currently also holds a position as a customer service representative at EmbroideryDesigns.com. Bonnie has won several awards for digitizing, including a gold medal in the 2002 Digitizing Olympics and grand prize in all categories & first place for Winter Holidays category in the Stitches Magazine Great Greeting Card Contest 2003. Her embroidery and digitizing technical articles can be found in various trade magazines and she is currently a contributing writer and Editorial Advisory Board Member for Stitches Magazine. You can also find more of her articles online at EmbroideryDesigns.com and will continue to contribute articles to our Learning Center . Feedback Rate this Project: Not Yet Rated Please enter your comments/feedback here. If you tried this project, please select a rating above using the butterflies. All | Comments| Reviews Helen V Aug 09, 2014 Comment as Anonymous Email me if someone replies to this comment Submit This would be the best detailed explanation of threads and bobbins I have ever read. Well done Bonnie and thanks for the information. Reply Shawn G Aug 09, 2014 Wonderful article. I didn't know about using 60w threads for small lettering no wonder it doesn't come out like I want it too. Reply Candy A Aug 09, 2014 Very helpful. Reply Anonymous Aug 09, 2014 Enjoyed the article, very informative. Reply sue k Aug 09, 2014 Very helpful information! I have just obtained my first embroidery machine and have been tempted by all those pretty colors and varieties. Now I know where to start and how to store them. Reply Anonymous Aug 09, 2014 Thank you an excellent summary of threads for machine embroidery . Reply https://www.embroiderydesigns.com/emb_learning/article/954/threadsbobbins.aspx 5/6
10/28/2016 Threads & Bobbins Embroidery Article Nita L Aug 09, 2014 This article has been very helpful and I thank you! Reply Lisa C Feb 28, 2015 Great article. Very informative. Reply RoseMarie L Aug 09, 2014 This is very helpful,especially with people like me that are starting to get into embroidery and it head to tell which embroidery thread to use. This here breaks it down and makes it very simple. Thank you Bonnie Landsberger with bring this out for us. Reply Roberta S Nov 08, 2014 Very helpful! Reply Linda M Aug 10, 2014 Great article, I learned a few important lessons to day . Thank you. Reply Anonymous Aug 09, 2014 A lot to know. Useful information. Reply charlotte c Sep 06, 2014 I have sewed for more years then I like to admit. And this told some things I never knew. Anyone to sewing or embroidery should learn from this. CharlotteC Reply Mary A Feb 26, 2015 Thank you so much! Reply Welcome | My Account | Products | Designs | Specials | Free Embroidery Designs | Company Info | Help | Sitemap | Privacy Policy | Security Concerns | Contact Us | Embroidery Links | RSS Embroidery Patterns | Free Embroidery Machine Design | Embroidery Supply | Embroidery Machine Designs | Great Notions | Free Embroidery Designs | Free Embroidery Machine Pattern Embroidery Machine Pattern | Machine Embroidery Patterns | Free Embroidery Pattern | Free Embroidery Download | Free Embroidery Design Download | Embroidery Digitizing | Custom Embroidery ©2005 2016 Embroidery Designs Site Designed By Liventus https://www.embroiderydesigns.com/emb_learning/article/954/threadsbobbins.aspx 6/6
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Page 23 and 24: Pattern Fill Density TruE 3 Create
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Page 49 and 50: Density : Density is a calculation
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Page 109 and 110: Underlay Types Underlay is the most
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Page 113 and 114: Tatami Stitch The density of a Fill
Page 115 and 116: Push and Pull Learning to identify
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When digitizing an embroidery desig
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Tie In and Tie Off & Trims Tie ins
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Common Problems with Digital Embroi
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Common Problems with Digital Embroi
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