🧵 Prewound 90 Weight Thread Embroidery Bobbins: Size A Class 15 Style 15J for Brother Baby Lock SA156 - Pack of 20 Review

I used it with my brother PE770. The funny thing is I'm great at embroidery but terrible at winding bobbins. These have never let me down. I might have had to throw away one or two (several packs) because I was too frustrated to find the end of the thread and it got stuck somewhere.

I've been using them for almost two years now and they work great in my Brother SE400. I'm new to embroidery so I learn a new secret every day. The biggest secret is that you DO NOT EVEN TRY to wind the bobbin! Buy them, it's easy, they're ready and they're awesome! And they last a long, long time!

They work great in my Brother PE770 for embroidery projects. A little expensive but certainly cheaper than ruining an expensive project halfway through using your own homemade coils which can go bad. Most of them have tails that are easy to find, but some were a challenge to find under a magnifying glass.

I bought them in March. And I've used half and now they're causing nests in the bobbin area, I took my new sewing machine to see what the problem is I won't have for two weeks now. I took out my old car and tried these coils and got the same result. Now I have better quality coils and it works fine. So no more of this junk

I bought embroidery floss, this seller obviously changes products to a good evaluation site to sell better. It looks like they are now selling Alibaba temperature readers. Some embroidery spools are thicker than others and I seem to get a good deal because some have more thread but get stuck in the machine more often. When embroidery bobbins were on this list I figured it would be a good deal that I would buy the world again.

I've been using this for a long time and I like it. This last batch is not so much. Before I get to the point where the machine reports that the bobbin is empty, two threads come loose from the bobbin, causing the machine to always stop. Somehow the filament was not caught while winding the bobbin and tangled with the filament coming off the bobbin causing chaos. I am giving no notification that this will happen until it happens. I used 4 rolls in this order and all 4 were like this.

Yesterday I used the first thread and there was a problem; the bobbin thread was visible from above and below, but I didn't see the upper thread. This is my first time using pre-wound bobbins and I read somewhere that the pre-wound bobbins are full and should work after removing 2-3 arms. So I took a few feet off the reel (at least 8-9 feet) and tried again but that didn't solve the problem. Then I wound my spool with the same thread and tried it later and it turned out great! I'll do that as a