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the fabric back in without touching anything it went right back to looping the bottom thread. FYI---- Loops on the bottom-- problem is in the threading.. Loops on the top--- problem is with the bobbin

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thread bind up on bottom of fabric thread binds up on bottom of fabric loops on underside of fabric means upper tension or threading wrong

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...bottom is just loose loops of thread...it's like the bobbin is not sewing...I put 2 different colors in to see...top is perfect...on bottom of fabric I see the needle thread in loose loops and the ...

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...bottom side of fabric As I sew the thread forms loops underneath the fabric. That means you have not routed the bobbin thread properly, or bobbin has not been filled properly. Could also mean your ...

...loops on the bottom under the fabric? If your loops on the bottom, that means the top tension is too loose, you've not remembered to put the presser foot down, you have not threaded the top thread ...

bottom thread is looping on top of fabric on my Singer Futura 400 machine Bobbin thread is looping on top of fabric, even though tension is set at S Thread looping can also be caused by the use of ...

...bottom of the fabric. Generally speaking, if there is thread looping on the bottom of the fabric the upper tension is incorrect or the tension disks are not engaged. Try completely untreading and re ...

bottom? If the thread is looping under the fabric, it is a top tension issue. Make sure you are using a new needle and that the needle/thread/fabric are compatible. Verify it is threaded correctly and

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...loops on the bottom of your fabric, it is a tension problem with the top thread. If you were having problems with loops on top of the fabric then the problem is with the bobbin tension. Since it is ...

...bottom) side of fabric is almost always insufficient tension of top thread. The fabric appears to be multiple layers high density so it will take a higher than typical tension setting. You can easily ...

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