Bobbin confession
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#71
Lighten Up Girls ! It just occured to me when I was winding up a bobbin if everyone does it like I do. No biggie, not sayin' what's right or wrong. Just think it's funny that I happen to do it that way. LOL I'm a funny girl, not a serious seamtress. Trust your experience, I always say. No shame here, just making light of it ! Happy Sunday !


#73
It seems to me you're doing it the hard way, but whatever works is perfectly okay by me. The bobbin police will never know if you don't tell.
#75
I Do thread it through the little hole. I also wind it around the tension disks on top the the machine in an "8". I had problems with messy bobbin spools, and had bought the Sidewinder (which was a pain in the whats-it) until I learned to thread so there was more resistance, hold the thread until it breaks or has enough wound to stop and snip it.
#77
brushandthimble , 03-18-2012 04:56 PM
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All my DM machines, I thread through the hole, wind a little, stop and cut the thread. On my HQ(mid arm) I have to wrap around the bobbin, it does not a hole to use.
#79
miss_ticky2 , 03-18-2012 05:28 PM
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That's what I do too now. And it keeps the loose end, when you get to it, at the bottom of the bobbin and less chance of tangles in the bobbin case.Originally Posted by Donna H-M
I have Janome machines. On one of their web sites it suggests putting thread thru hole and put about a 1/2" down the center hole before mounting it to wind. I do this now. When it's full I trim thread close at hole on top of bobbin.
If I wound by hand I just know I'd be winding the wrong way each time and when I pushed the pedal the thing would probably unwind instead...lol