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Gwen from After the Dress shares her method for threading her serger needles with wooly nylon.  She ties the wooly nylon to regular thread in order to get it to pass through the needles. She uses a special knot (the water knot?) to keep the threads from pulling apart.  Get the tutorial for tying this knot.

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