Threaded bobbin?
#2
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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depends on what you're doing. I would've tried it on a sample before waiting until now. I just tried to see if the hole in one of my bobbins fit the spool holder and it does. So you can try. Anything is worth a shot.
#6
THANK YOU!! I was so hoping it would work. The bobbin does fit on the spool holder. I did try that already.
I'm quilting a tote. I have enough thread, but most of it's on the bobbins!
So, after work I can continue with the tote.
I'm quilting a tote. I have enough thread, but most of it's on the bobbins!
So, after work I can continue with the tote.
#8
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Northwest suburb of Chicago
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I don't like changing the bobbin in the middle of a quilting row so I always have a bunch of bobbins with just a few yards of thread left. Great idea to use it up for piecing. Thanks.
#10
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I do it all of the time. I like to empty my bobbins and use the small amounts of thread left on them after a project to piece things. And, because I am using it on the top I can easily see when it is empty. I hate it when the bobbin runs out and I don't notice until after I have moved on six more patches! I am not one to store a bobbin with every spool of thread.
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