How to wind a bobbin

How to wind a bobbin on a sewing machine? How do you attach a bobbin to a winder? Winding the Bobbin 1. Thread your bobbin. Your bobbin should have a tiny hole in the side.

Some bobbins have several. Push the end of your. Find your bobbin winder. Put your bobbin on the winder. ZJ Humbach shares with you several tips for how to wind a bobbin.

She starts by showing what a general thread path from the thread spool to the bobbin will look like. All machines are a little different, so she recommends consulting your machine manual for the exact thread path, but in general the thread needs to go through at least one tension loop.

Place spool of thread on spool pin. I have never heard of this brand before but found this link. Maybe you could contact them and get a manual. To start , put the main spool on the thread holder. If necessary , cover the thread with a spool.

Power the machine via the foot pedal or a start button on electronic machines, holding onto the thread tail if you left one. You can pause winding once the loose tail is secured and trim it, or let go of that thread tail and allow it to wind on the bobbin. First stick the ribbon to the reel with Sellotape and then wind the ribbon onto the reel (by turning the reel). Put the reel onto a long pin stuck in your pillow and pull the ribbon from the top of the reel as you wind it onto the bobbin (by turning the bobbin). Always wind the bobbin before threading the machine.

Attach a spool cap (they are usually coming with a sewing machine in an accessories box). Pass the thread from the spool through the thread guide and through the bobbin winding tension disk. In this video, I show you how to wound a bobbin if you are using the type of sewing machine I use and your bobbin winder is not working correctly.

Use the bobbins provided with your machine and follow these simple steps. Always use the same style of bobbin as that which comes with your machine.

For example, if your. When you place the thread into the machine’s bobbin winding tension disk,. To wind the bobbin you’ll need the spool of threa one bobbin, and scissors.

Use the instruction manual’s table of contents to quickly find the page (s) for winding the bobbin. Get yourself a bobbin if you don’t have one. Pull the thread through one of the holes in the bobbin from the inside. There are holes on either side and roll the bobbin for few times.

Hold the yarn close to the bobbin for better control of where the yarn is building. I prefer to hold within one to two inches of the bobbin. Fill your bobbin with wooly nylon thread and insert it into your machine. Keep in mind you should hand wind it and keep the tension and stretch off of it.

As shown, press down on the spool pin lever with your finger. Do not grab the bar to raise the. Remove the spool cap. The spool pin swings up.

Spool pin (2) Spool cap Be sure to raise the spool pin when winding the bobbin. Fully insert the spool of. Unwind a length of threa bring it around the back of the bobbin winder tension disc and wind it around the disc once. If your machine has a thread guide ( a little hoop for guiding the thread), be sure to thread through it. Step Hold onto the extra string of thread (about inches) while you gently press down on the peddle.

Once there is a little bit of thread on the bobbin , you can let go of the thread you are holding and it should wind into the bobbin.