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Pre-wound Bobbins area a fantastic choice, because they come wound uniformly, giving you amazing consistency in all your stitches.
CLASS 15
Class 15 bobbins are typically used with home, and small commercial machines for garments and embroidery.
The Class 15 is about the size of an American nickel. Its diameter measures approximately 20.3 mm and has a width of approximately 11.7 mm. This bobbin has two flat sides and is available in both plastic and metal.
L-STYLE
Style L is the most common bobbin style used in home sewing machines.
The L Style is about the size of an American nickel. Its diameter measures approximately 20.3 mm and has a width of approximately 8.9 mm. This bobbin has two flat sides and is available in aluminum, plastic, and as a Magna-glide core.
It’s worth noting that the L Style bobbins are the same diameter as the Class 15 bobbins. As such, you can use L Style bobbins in a sewing machine that uses Class 15 bobbins. However, a Class 15 bobbin is too wide to fit in a machine that uses L Style bobbins.
M-STYLE
The M Style is about the size of an American quarter. Its diameter measures approximately 24.9 mm and has a width of approximately 10.7 mm. This bobbin has two flat sides and is available in metal, and as a Magna-glide core.
Do you experience too many thread breakages or "bird's nest" of your bobbin thread when sewing?
One way to reduce those thread breakages, snaps or uneven tension when the bobbin spins and gives a "bird's nest" effect of thread on the under side of your fabric, is by using a special pre-wound bobbin
DecoBob being an 80wt thread are basically invisible, its incredibly strong
DecoBob™ makes for an ideal bobbin thread as using a finer weight thread will also minimize the bulk in whatever you are doing, however DecoBob™ also has the strength, versatility, and reliability you can count on.
Pre-wounds are a fantastic choice because they come wound uniformly meaning you will get more consistency in all your stitches, which is especially noticeable when doing embroidery. They also come wound with a higher density of thread than when you wind your own bobbins on a domestic machine. There are a lot of positive reasons to use a DecoBob™ pre-wound bobbin for just about any and every project!
Magna Glide If your bobbin case has a backlash spring, remove spring before inserting this bobbin. Always insert the prewound bobbin with the magnet facing down.
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