These are the best ones I've ever used:
http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?prod_id=280

They fit class 66 and all four or five kinds of class 15 bobbins that I've got. The bobbins are held securely and no more thread nests in the top drawers of my cabinets.

I had been using baby hair elastics and those are okay - these are just neater. :)

I've started using these, too. They are cheap, and so far I really like them! They hold the bobbin very tightly. :thumbup:

I've used these boxes for years. The bobbins sit in a foam. No unwound bobbins, no rolling bobbins. I have 5 machines & different boxes for each machine. I labled each box/machine according to threads. I.e, embroidery, quilt, sewing, top stitch, etc.

http://www.clotilde.com/detail.html?prod_id=4220

:thumbup: They work really well for my sewing machine bobbins...not so much for my longarm bobbins (they are M size, not L). I bought a bunch of the terrycloth ponytail holders for little kids at the dollar store and put those on my M bobbins

I have one similar to that and I really like it. The bobbins don't fall out.

Ditto.

I have two of the bobbin savers and really like them. But I have 4 machines. I was in a shop and the Clover Stack 'n Store followed me home.

like this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/Clover-Stack-n-S...item439881e645

I was unimpressed - don't like it - and it keeps tipping over! Grrrr! Go with the Bobbin Saver!

I use the little hair bands they come in all different colors so i can match to color of thread, dollar store buy bag of 100 or so for a buck , they work great

I can't find this through search. Can you help?

Ditto! I have them in different colors to coordinate with my machines; i.e., my Viking takes special bobbins whereas my Babylock doesn't.