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Cool Tools – Better Bobbin Winder

Cool Tools – Better Bobbin Winder

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No one likes having to stop in the middle of a quilting or sewing project to wind a button–it’s irritating and inconvenient. Never fear–the Dritz Better Bobbin Winder is here to make short work of winding up your bobbins. Better yet, it can even wind bobbins from large cones of thread–so you’ll never have to interrupt your sewing to wind a bobbin again. Instead, just keep this handy tool next to your sewing machine for when you need a new bobbin. Look for this cool tool in your favorite independent quilt shop or fabric store!

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By Sarah
September 6, 2009

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  1. SewCalGal said
    on September 6, 2009

    I didn’t realize Dritz has a bobbin winder. Thanks for sharing this insight. I look forward to giving it a try.

    SewCalGal
    http://www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com

  2. Sandra Joyce said
    on September 7, 2009

    Does it work with Viking machine bobbins?

  3. Thea McCurry said
    on September 7, 2009

    how about Bernina bobbins?

    I’d like to see a list of all the bobbins that work with this bobbin winder – PLEASE!!

  4. Sarah said
    on September 8, 2009

    According to the specs, it works with both Class 15 and Class 66 bobbins. To be sure, I would check the packaging before buying to make sure that it works with your machine’s bobbins.

  5. Sheila Gaston said
    on September 18, 2009

    I saw the Better Bobbin winder in Jo-anns today and I did not see anything about which bobbins it works with. I have see posts by people who said the “blue” bobbin winder tood the Hv bobbins. I will be taking a green bobbin into Jo-anns tomorrow to try it out. It’s $40.00. I won’t get excited until I try it.

  6. Carolyn said
    on December 14, 2009

    I have a Pfaff 2140 embroidery machine. It takes size L bobbins. Will this sork on my bobbins?

  7. Sarah said
    on December 15, 2009

    I’m not sure… My understanding is that it works for “most”bobbins, but I’d check with the manufacturer to be certain.