baby lock Spool Thread Stand

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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baby lock Spool Thread StandThe Baby Lock One Spool Thread Stand features a sturdy plastic base designed to accommodate larger spools of thread. This accessory elevates your spool above your machine, promoting consistent thread tension and smooth feeding throughout your project. The stable design minimizes thread snagging and breakage, allowing you to maintain uninterrupted stitching without the frustration of tension issues. Ideal for quilters and sewers working with specialty

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012