Working with large cones of thread on a regular sewing machine can be tricky when you don’t have a cone holder. These cones are designed to sit on a vertical spool pin or a special holder that keeps the thread feeding smoothly. Without one, the thread can tangle, snag, or pull unevenly, which affects your stitching quality. But you don’t have to stop your project or rush to buy expensive accessories. Sometimes, a little creativity and resourcefulness can solve the problem. Wh

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