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Old 05-20-2011, 05:07 PM
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Connecting Threads has pre-wound bobbins. Cotton, white, black and an assortment, made for quilters. I don't think it is wise to use thread made for embroidery machines for machine piecing. We put too much time, effort, and money into our projects to have them later fail due to skimping on thread
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Old 05-20-2011, 05:25 PM
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I use them as much as possible !!! Saves so much time ..... don't have to wind a bunch of bobbins! Handy, dandy little things they are!! :D
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Old 05-20-2011, 06:25 PM
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The plastic ones can be rewound on the sidewinder bobbin winder. I use them for "odd ball" colors that I don't want to put on my Pfaff bobbins.
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Originally Posted by lovelyl
I use them in my Viking - the Viking dealer was able to tell me which "letter", or size to use. I have even used them successfully in my 1914 Singer treadle! Love them, they seem to last forever. I just throw out the empty bobbins.
So do you use a size M on your treadle?
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Old 05-20-2011, 08:49 PM
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I use pre wound, but lately, I have had problems with not being able to find the end of the thread. I end up cutting them with a small mini utility knife.

I was having so many problems with the bobbins winding too tight when I wound my own, I have never had a problem with the pre wound. I even figured out what I was doing wrong and now I have a lot of bobbins wound when I do a project, I don't have to stop and wind!
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I am celebrating bec I stumbled into this thread, I HATE winding bobbins .... absolutely HATE that chore. I have tried the prewound ones with little relief, but I was buying cheap. Now I have a place to go to and know what to look for. Thank you, thank you, thank you
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Originally Posted by k9dancer
Originally Posted by lovelyl
I use them in my Viking - the Viking dealer was able to tell me which "letter", or size to use. I have even used them successfully in my 1914 Singer treadle! Love them, they seem to last forever. I just throw out the empty bobbins.
So do you use a size M on your treadle?
Actually, I use the size L that fits my Viking! My treadle is a Singer 66-1. I also used it on a Singer 115 treadle.
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I use size L in my Brother SE350 (Sew/Emb) machine, but my Brother PE770 (Emb only) takes the size M which are larger. The sales sites usually have a chart or references but in any event usually a phone number and you can call and tell them what you have and they can tell you what it takes.

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I use pre wound cotton all the time. They last a long time and I just love them.
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Old 05-21-2011, 05:26 PM
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I use pre-wound 100% cottom bobbins all the time for piecing, they work great, I buy them by the gross at
five t's embroidery supplies on-line.Think last time i looked at five t's their around 35 dollars a gross.
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