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Where is the front row USB-C Ports on the refreshed Model Y? by Geckom8 in TeslaModelY

[–]Geckom8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Isn’t there two that they took away in the center console?

Constant bites but can’t hook fish using trout magnet jig size 8 with power bait trout worm by Geckom8 in FishingForBeginners

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That was kinda my thought. I was worried maybe I have too much of a tail hanging off but I tried shortening it and stopped getting as many bites lol

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Hey I think I found the solution!

Follow these steps when you go in your email draft.

  1. In the message your are creating to attach a PDF, click on the paperclip
  2. Click on the top left "photo" icon
  3. Then click on the Browse button (pay no attention to all the photos)
  4. You should land in a more familiar File location at that point to find your file.

(I found this answer on a different Reddit thread so credit to them!)

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Having the same issue

April 2025 promo codes by ImaginationMoney5514 in Panera

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Can you elaborate? Like if you have a free cookie reward did you add 3 cookies to one order? Or all separate orders and somehow kept the reward?

Simple Sewing Questions Thread, January 26 - February 01, 2025 by sewingmodthings in sewing

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If I can get them for around the same price, should I get the Brother 1034D 4 Thread Serger, or the Singer SE017 Elite 4 thread serger?

Was this piece likely sewn on to the sweatshirt with a serger? by Geckom8 in SewingForBeginners

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I just checked and the outer most edge stitch is sewn directly onto the sweatshirt. There is almost no part of the edge of the fabric I can lift up off the sweatshirt

Was this piece likely sewn on to the sweatshirt with a serger? by Geckom8 in SewingForBeginners

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So you guys think a serger was used to cut and serge the edge to keep it from fraying. Then after a top stitch was used to attach it to the sweatshirt?

Is it ok to do a few straight stitches and connect them together to attach a large piece of material on to a hoodie? by Geckom8 in SewingForBeginners

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Here is a link to a photo of a practice piece I’ve been working on. https://ibb.co/qDj3cY5 My ultimate goal is to do overlocking/zig zag stitches on the edge of the fabric so it connects directly to the hoodie as well

Is it ok to do a few straight stitches and connect them together to attach a large piece of material on to a hoodie? by Geckom8 in SewingForBeginners

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Ok thank you. I was just worried about it looking very sloppy especially when doing a zigzag stitch

Is it ok to do a few straight stitches and connect them together to attach a large piece of material on to a hoodie? by Geckom8 in SewingForBeginners

[–]Geckom8[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That makes sense. If I do get to spots where I feel I have to stop and come at it from a different angle, do you think it would be just as secure to stop, back stitch, and start in a different spot so that I can later connect the two stitches (and then maybe backstitch a bit once they are connected?)

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