Members Colt W Knight Posted October 18, 2015 Members Report Posted October 18, 2015 Welcome to the forum, you will find all kinds of help from really good artisans here. One tip, someone on here gave a while ago, (it might have been Art of Wiz) when stitching through bio-thane use a needle that is 2 or 3 sizes larger than what you use for regular leather. The bio-thane has a tendency to close around the top thread and grip it at the bottom of the travel and cause a really ugly mess on the bottom, even with high tension on top thread. Bob I had to step up a few sizes to sew biothane material on my machine. i wasted a lot of thread till I got that one figured out. Quote
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