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Candace 12-07-2010 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by amma

Originally Posted by pookie ookie
I've never thought about it. Whenever I change a bobbin, I think, "Girl, you should design machines with ginormous bobbins. You'd be a billionaire."

I am still waiting for them to invent a bobbin-less machine... run the thread straight off the spool :D:D:D


That would be wonderful;> My Bernina 830 has a ginormous (:>) bobbin and it's so hard to go back to small ones again. I thought most longarms had huge bobbins too? Which ones don't? I would really have second thoughts about buying a longarm with a small bobbin.

SuziC 12-07-2010 02:22 PM


Originally Posted by pookie ookie
I've never thought about it. Whenever I change a bobbin, I think, "Girl, you should design machines with ginormous bobbins. You'd be a billionaire."

That would be Great :!: LOL

pookie ookie 12-07-2010 02:26 PM


Originally Posted by Candace

Originally Posted by amma

Originally Posted by pookie ookie
I've never thought about it. Whenever I change a bobbin, I think, "Girl, you should design machines with ginormous bobbins. You'd be a billionaire."

I am still waiting for them to invent a bobbin-less machine... run the thread straight off the spool :D:D:D


That would be wonderful;> My Bernina 830 has a ginormous (:>) bobbin and it's so hard to go back to small ones again. I thought most longarms had huge bobbins too? Which ones don't? I would really have second thoughts about buying a longarm with a small bobbin.

Ooh! Ooh! I'm checking out that Bernina. I was going to ask my dealer about Janome and the Ginormous Dream but I'll go check out Bernina while I'm at it.

And, count bobbin changes until then. Thanks to the OP. :0)

Candace 12-07-2010 02:32 PM

What's the Ginormous Dream?

maryel 12-07-2010 02:44 PM

A couple a day for me. You must be sewing non-stop! :-D

Sadiemae 12-07-2010 02:45 PM


Originally Posted by Candace

Originally Posted by amma

Originally Posted by pookie ookie
I've never thought about it. Whenever I change a bobbin, I think, "Girl, you should design machines with ginormous bobbins. You'd be a billionaire."

I am still waiting for them to invent a bobbin-less machine... run the thread straight off the spool :D:D:D


That would be wonderful;> My Bernina 830 has a ginormous (:>) bobbin and it's so hard to go back to small ones again. I thought most longarms had huge bobbins too? Which ones don't? I would really have second thoughts about buying a longarm with a small bobbin.

Most use an M bobbin, which is larger than the other bobbins. I think it is still a pain when they run out in the middle of a row on the quilt.

okiepastor 12-07-2010 02:47 PM

I go through at least a couple an hour piecing...sometimes eight a day or so, depends on what else I am doing....

pookie ookie 12-07-2010 02:52 PM


Originally Posted by Candace
What's the Ginormous Dream?

A bobbin the size of a Mack truck.

Up North 12-07-2010 03:12 PM

I use bottom line thread they last soooo much longer!

stewyscrewy 12-07-2010 03:29 PM

I am lucky my longarm does a great job filling spare bobbins while quilting. Love that. If some one could design a ginormous bobbin definately would be a gazillionaire.


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