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Not wanting to hijack one of the other threads. 

Am I correct that you leave the thread sock on when sewing, or is it just for storage?

If it's left on, I assume I'd need to adjust my tension "downstream" .

Thanks for all the expertise!

 

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Your assumption is correct. If you leave a thread sock on while sewing, adjust the top tension to compensate for any additional drag on the thread.

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A thread sock is frequently used when the thread falls down the cone or “puddles”. It can add tension. An alternate solution is to use a foam pad under the cone to prevent the thread from catching under the cone. An unused mouse pad works well.

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it may depend on the thread sock and how tight it is on the cone but I leave it on  (the fine white ones) - no issues and no need for adjusting tension so far.

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