Sewing & Fashion Design : How to Wind a Sewing Machine Bobbin

29 Dec 2009

29 Dec, 2009  sewing machines

2 Sewing & Fashion Design : How to Wind a Sewing Machine BobbinWinding a sewing machine bobbin requires setting up the spool of thread on the spindle, threading the empty bobbin, switching the machine to the bobbin winding mode and pressing the pedal until the bobbin is wound half full. Wind a bobbin on the sewing machine, making sure to wind only empty bobbins, with a demonstration from an independent fashion designer in this free video on sewing.

Expert: Rebecca Farrington
Contact: www.ferinta.com
Bio: Rebecca Farrington is a fashion designer and teacher who now has her own brand of clothing called Ferinta.
Filmmaker: Patrick Eaves

Duration : 0:2:11


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8 Responses

  1. yesdvt

    2009 Dec 29 1

    Very nice video …
    Very nice video indeed. Needed to fix my Taekwondo uniform and was wrestling with the manual for the singer sewing machine. These series helped a lot. LOL and this is coming from the guy.

  2. Poppies420

    2009 Dec 29 2

    I have been milling …
    I have been milling about the ‘net for at least an hour searching for a “winding the bobbin” video that makes sense to me, finally! she is very well voiced, and communicative. Others, either the video was poor, showing little to no detail or animation, or the operator was a poor communicator or insensitive to intuition and savvy.

  3. tiseytise

    2009 Dec 29 3

    thank you so much, …
    thank you so much, this will help me for my sewing class!

  4. NobleDesignMedia

    2009 Dec 29 4

    Really helpful, …
    Really helpful, thank you.

  5. Plectra666

    2009 Dec 29 5

    thank you for …
    thank you for teaching me how to do this

  6. cristy714

    2009 Dec 29 6

    Yay! This was just …
    Yay! This was just what I was looking for! Thank You!

  7. SirJW

    2009 Dec 29 7

    Thank YOU!
    Thank YOU!

  8. JessieMarieVilla

    2009 Dec 29 8

    Thank you. Very …
    Thank you. Very helpful.


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