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2518P Brother Baby Lock SA156 Plastic Bobbins, Singer, Janome, Necchi Kenmore 10pc
2518P Brother Baby Lock SA156 Plastic Bobbins, Singer, Janome, Necchi Kenmore
This listing is for 10 #2518P Plastic Bobbins CLEAR
Brother, BabyLock, Singer, Janome, Necchi Kenmore
This very popular bobbin will fit many home sewing machines including :
Singer: 15 class, 15-88, 15-90, 15-91, 15-125, 177C, 293, 233, 237, 239, 5102, 5107, 5122, 5123, 5124, 5127, 5522, 5528, and many more.
Brother: Oscillating Hook Machines
Elna : 10-150, 220-250, 410, 450
Kenmore: Oscillating Hook Machines, Most of the 158. xxx models, 385.10111, 385.11541, 385.1151, 385.1181, 12320, 123311, 123312, 12490, 12491, 12492, 12493, 12541, 12641, 12741, 12841
Meister: Oscillating Hook Machines
Necchi: 575FA
New Home: 105-660, 792-990, 1004-1822
Pfaff : 204-211, 521, 541, 721, 741, 4240, 4250, 4260
Riccar: Oscillator
Viking: 140, 160
White: Oscillating Hook Machines
We stock many different types of sewing machine needles, parts,
and supplies for the cutting, sewing, finishing, and embroidery industry.
Feel free to contact us anytime.
You can typically expect a response within 1 - 2 Hours
All orders are carefully packaged and shipped through USPS
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https://www.etsy.com/listing/831842764/2518p-brother-baby-lock-sa156-plastic
#Brother#Bernina#sewing#sewing bobbin#metal bobbin#2518#singer 15#elna#Kenmore#home sewing bobbin#Viking
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Bobbin lace collar made with metallic thread
#lacemaking#lacework#this took 5 months to make#it was my first time working with metallic thread#it was a bit of a challenge at first but got the hang of it after a bit#thehistoricalfrog#textile art#fibre crafts#bobbin lace
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These Vintage Finds Tell a Story – Guess What They Were Used For!
#crafts#gifts#decor#sewing#quilting#briar rose quilts#bedding#shopping#quilters of tumblr#bobbins#vintage#metal#seamstress#quilt#clothing#thread
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(Side note, lace and JO has killed me. I'll be back later to reblog stuff and scream about it, probably)
#joker out#it's just TOO MUCH for my lace maker heart#how does it happen that I fall in love with a band#and then I learn about their appreciation for this silly little dying craft#that both my grandmothers have been teaching me since I was a child#that means so much to me#that I for a long time believed would actually be a big part of my job??#yeaaaaah#it didn't happen that way#but my plan was to combine my lace making and goldsmithing#and do bobbin lace jewellery both in metal wire and with other yarn combined with metals#I'm crying so much I can't believe I gave up on it#imagine if I hadn't given up???#also I did not mean to put all of this in the tags#but here we are I guess#brb I'll just go cry some more
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Got influenced into getting myself some bobbins and I gotta admit the look of all the floss being neatly stored like this is just *chefs kiss*
#jessi does cross stitch#cross stitch#so far there are quite a few colours I have multiple bobbins of which is just because of how I stored it before#in the future i'll just put one skein of each colour on a bobbin and keep the rest as is if i have multiple#this is all just for one project btw which is already over 25% done too#the 2 skeins in the bottom of the box that aren't on bobbins are metallics#i thought putting them on bobbins might damage them or sth
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With the needle fully out, then fully in, can someone please help me figure out why my bobbin isn't rotating
#i am in genuine tears no one is naming any of the parts and every bobbin fix is ''just put it in the machine''#all the part around it that hold the case in place came out and i dont know what went wrong#shai speaks#it rotates until i put that outermost metal ring over it and then it stops; ive taken everything out and put it back multiple times#it worked fine until everything came out when i went to put in a different bobbin; same size and thread type and all that#i dont know what I'm missing and there isn't a video on earth i can find that isnt about the bobbin itself
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finally worked through the mental block to fiddle with the sewing machine i got and it works! i think
#its missing the little metal bobbin case so i had to order it#but the peddle works#the needle seems to be fine#the old lightbulb still turns on even#really cool considering its from the 80s
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i need 2 get my sewing machine serviced but I'm nervous cause like. it's falling apart lmao
#theres broken stuff on the outside like my bobbin door is broken#the side plate over the power outlet is taped on#the bottom metal panel is dented
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this girl doesn’t draw she’s under the existential mood and all she can do is to sort all the things she owns and clean all the accessible surfaces
#putting bobbins into metal cookie boxes is such a grandma thing but it’s actually so good#sometimes i get a weird urge to sort everything and put things into boxes/jars/folders/etc#rly trying to finish tooth business (aka removing wisdom teeth (done) and not having my braces detach from my teeth all the time (not done))
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I love making stuff and have the creatives temper (nasty bitch)
#other#t talks#anyways i had to look up what size bobbins my sewing machine uses the other day. cause i stepped on a broke mine 💀#and found out lots about my machine!#and turns out i was right! that thing is unnaturally heavy!#everytime i had to lift mine out of the desk i was like. no fucking way those youtubers are lifting those sewing machines like that.#truns out they are and mine is all cast iron metal and just super dense 💔#anywaysssss timw to go draw 🤗
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Oh wow I was not expecting this from the pajamas post xD. But I love learning new things! I'm not a language nerd so I don't know much about other languages except for German.
I just know the practical stuff around sewing, Weaving and embroidery. One of my favorite things is how lace is made in the past.
I know a elderly lady who still does needle lacing and bobbin lace. (She also knits pullovers for me) It is a very beautiful craft and especially the bobbin lace,skilled women can make whole pictures with that. I don't have pics of her stuff but here are some pictures from a museum and so on :)
Bobbin lacing is also very fun to watch as you move the wooden part from one side to the other and so on. And you need so many pins.
Nothing for me I get mad when the treads tangle up
It is a craft that is dying out :(
As for the Tolkiens world.
Lace work is something that I always thought the elves would love to do!!
Think gold laces!!!
On another note do you know about the "viking knit"
That's a modern art of making knitted jewelry like armbands and so on.
The older term is "Trichinopoly" what a mouthful
But I strongly Hc that especially the noldor women are skilled at that!!
Here are some examples I swear they look better in rl
For reasons related to Miriel Þerinde, Vaire,
and the Norns (and maybe Ungoliant and/or Lúthien),
feel free to infodump me, if you will, with fun facts about historical textile arts, history of weaving and sewing, also your HCs about how those things look like in Aman (at any point of history). (You can assume some knowledge on my part of the related crafts, not necessary of history.)
Thank you!
#tolkien#silmarillion#noldor#art and craft#bobbin lacing is so beautiful#i tried viking knit once but i dont like the metallic smell of it#but it is fun to form the bands and you can twist them and add big beads to them!
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15041B Bobbins for Consew 255 or 339 Walking Foot
Consew Sewing Machines:
244, 254, 255, 255RB, 255RB-3, 282, 287RB-2, 289, 289RB, 289RB-2, 333, 339, 339RB-1, 399RB-1, 399RB-3, 339RB-3D, 339RB-4, 339RBATC, 339RBL-25, 369RB-2, 389, 389RB
This listing is for 5pc 15041 Large Bobbins
We stock many different types of sewing machine needles, parts,
and supplies for the cutting, sewing, finishing, and embroidery industry.
Feel free to contact us anytime.
You can typically expect a response within 1 - 2 Hours
All orders are carefully packaged and shipped through USPS
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https://www.etsy.com/listing/666039512/15041b-bobbins-for-consew-255-or-339
#sewing#sewing bobbin#metal bobbin#Walking Foot#Consew#Black Bobbin#15041#Large Bobbins#Consew 255#Consew 339#Consew 289
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Time to talk sewing machines again!
Today's topic is the difference between how you put your bobbin (the bottom thread) into the sewing machine.
There's two main types of ways to put the bobbin into the machine. Top load/drop in or front/side load.
Which is exactly as they sound.
Now a drop in/horizontal hook/top load machine will never have a metal bobbin case, it will be a plastic one with some metal pieces. A good or at least better machine will have a metal hook which goes around the bobbin case. The hook is the part that actually catches the top thread to interlock the top and bottom thread. (If a machine has a plastic hook, run the other direction. It's a cheap machine and either not fixable or not worth fixing.)
A front load/vertical hook generally has a metal bobbin case. With this one there are some exceptions (mainly newer Bernina machines that have large bobbins, they have bobbin cases that are plastic in places and are front load) but for the most part if the bobbin goes in the front or the side of the machine, the bobbin case is metal. As should the hook be again.
There is nothing wrong with a plastic bobbin case. The biggest thing with them is that metal bobbin will wear them out quicker. So it's not recommended to use metal bobbins with them. Some new machines won't even sew with a metal bobbin in them if they have a low bobbin indicator/sensor built into the machine. So for most new machines only use plastic bobbins. And you do have to make sure that you use the correct bobbin. All bobbins are not the same and not all machines take the same kind. Using the wrong bobbin can cause tension issues.
#this comes from a customer being certain that the machine she had been looking at online had a metal bobbin case AND was top load#which is something that doesn't exist#she had things confused#the machine did have a metal bobbin case but was a front load#sewing information#talking about sewing machines#honestly I could teach classes if I felt up to it#anatomy of the sewing machine and how to care for it#at least for the newer machines#I do feel like I got a little side tracked on this post but what can you do it is related#it just was frustrating the other day when the customer was so certain that she was right#and it's not like she was completely wrong#but what she was saying just wasn't true either#what she was claiming just wasn't possible and I was fixated on a different part of what she was saying#I was fixated on the fact that a bobbin case isn't metal if it's a top load#while she was insisting that the machine we didn't have in store had a metal bobbin case and she was sure it was a top load#again it had a metal bobbin case but she was wrong that it was a top load#though when I looked further into it it became easy to see how she could become confused over the fact#looking at the machine on the site she did it was easy to mix up#I feel like this is going to be one of those things that sticks with me for awhile#we both had things we were right about but what I considered impossible was still proven to be true
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Woman's jacket, English. About 1610–15, with later alterations. Linen plain weave, embroidered with metallic threads and spangles; metallic bobbin lace. The Elizabeth Day McCormick Collection.
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ab. 1810 Empire dress with a high collar (England)
cotton, bobbin lace, buttons: metal with fabric cover
(Kunstgewerbemuseum Berlin)
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