Thread bobs
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Does anyone know where I can purchase Thread bobs?
They are little plastic pieces that fit in the hole of the spool of thread so you can snap in the bobbin of the same color,
I purchased them years ago and find them very helpful when you are doing a project that requires a lot of different color variation of a thread color
They are little plastic pieces that fit in the hole of the spool of thread so you can snap in the bobbin of the same color,
I purchased them years ago and find them very helpful when you are doing a project that requires a lot of different color variation of a thread color
#3
Here's a link. (Hope it works.)
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/mat...lins-hb85.aspx
If not, the site is Sewing Parts Online.
http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/mat...lins-hb85.aspx
If not, the site is Sewing Parts Online.
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Me again.....Quiltbus.com also has them.
http://www.quiltbus.com/accessories.htm
I googled "thread bobs sewing." If you try, you may find additional sources.
http://www.quiltbus.com/accessories.htm
I googled "thread bobs sewing." If you try, you may find additional sources.
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Originally Posted by singalong
Does anyone know where I can purchase Thread bobs?
They are little plastic pieces that fit in the hole of the spool of thread so you can snap in the bobbin of the same color,
I purchased them years ago and find them very helpful when you are doing a project that requires a lot of different color variation of a thread color
They are little plastic pieces that fit in the hole of the spool of thread so you can snap in the bobbin of the same color,
I purchased them years ago and find them very helpful when you are doing a project that requires a lot of different color variation of a thread color
They sell them at Threads n More, they call them Bobbin Match Mates, 12 for $1.99 under Tools and Notions. http://www.threadandmore.com/scripts...?idCategory=86
I love them!
You can also store your bobbins on a regular thread rack by placing the bobbin on first.
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