you might need to click on the picture....
see that warped bobbin?
what in the world?
how does that happen?
i've been looking at it for quite a while...
i know i made this bobbin on my old machine, cause i had the new machine set up for embroidery, this was a embroidery bobbin thread bobbin.....i know it's a lot finer thread, but i'm not really sure why this happened.....
anywho, i'll wind it on another bobbin and maybe not let it get that full and see what happens...
thank you all so much for your emails, thoughts and prayers....
Hmmmmm....that is really wonky. Good thing you noticed before you tried to use it....you might have ended up with a knotted mess on the back of your project!
ReplyDeleteI have noticed that with finer thread filling the bobbin full causes it to go strange.
ReplyDeletehummmm??
ReplyDeleteAnd here I thought I could only manage that!
ReplyDeleteI had one go really crazy, but it didn't warp the bobbin. It's a good thing you noticed, or it may have done some damage in your machine!
ReplyDeleteI've done some wonky sewing but have never had a bobbin go crazy like that. Strange.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I know that when I tried winding monofilament thread it sliced the top right off of the bobbin. I tried it again and it did the same thing so perhaps it is the fine threads.
ReplyDeleteno clue what caused that but it is good you noticed it before trying to use it
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Never seen a bobbin like that before. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWow! That's the first warped bobbin I've ever seen.
ReplyDeleteI have never used plastic bobbins so have no idea how this happened! WOWSERS! My B will only use B bobbins, which can be a pain and $$ to get enough!
ReplyDeleteIt's all that smokin' coming from your sewing machine that has kind of melted the bobbin! Glad you noticed before you used it.
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