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I love mine. I have a Sidewinder. Saves a lot of time. I got it at JoAnn's with a coupon so it was very reasonable.
Sue |
I use mine so much I had to change the batteries already. How did I ever get along without it? So handy because I don't have to stop and remove thread from the needle, I can use a spare spool and make all the bobbins I need.
Carol J. |
I use mine all the time and think it is great.
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Love mine. When working a large project, wind a couple before starting. Small projects just 1. Saves wear and tear on my older machine, and is faster. The only inconvenience is rethreading machine after winding only 1 bobbin.
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I bought one and took it back. It did not wind the bobbin with the correct tension for my machine.
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I have the Sidewinder (I have 2 of them) and it's been very handy to have. Sure I could do without it but when I need it I have it. It works great for me, no problem at all. The Sidewinder is not expensive.
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Originally Posted by lscho4jm
For those who have the bobbin winders are they worth he money? They aren't expensive but if they aren't worth it then the money can go towards fabric. :wink:
Linda in Maryland |
I love my bobbin winder...use it all the time, especially when I'm getting ready to go to a retreat.
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I also have a Sidewinder. I keep all the empties together then hand them to my husband who takes care of them so I can keep on going.
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Originally Posted by annieshane
Love mine...and I have the cheap version. I have seen one that retails for almost $100, but way too expensive for me.
I keep a light colored spool and darker spool on at all times. Sure is handy when quilting and I don't have to stop and thread a bobbin on my machines. Love it. |
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