For large spools (cones) is needed a special thread stand. In this video I will show you how to do simple thread holder for such spools to use a big spool for sewing on regular sewing machine.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I appreciate you sharing this SO much. I just got a sewing machine and I was going crazy trying to figure this out. I tried this and it worked wonders. You are a lifesaver. 🤗
I am sending you a virtual hug 🤗 you saved me money and tears! I am a beginner and bought cotton that was on sale some was the big cone and I realized that it just didn't work on my machine! Thank you thank you from the bottom of my heart
Thank you so much!!! I have broken so many of the stands with thin poles. This works sooooooo much better! You're a marvel, and I appreciate you sharing this tip with us. I buy the large spools as I sew a lot and this will be helpful!
I LOVE YOU! THANK YOU SO MUCH , I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING WITH TOPPLING OVER THREAD FOR ALMOST 3 YEARS NOW LOL! I WISH I GOOGLED YOU EARLIER! THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEO
I just purchased two antique singer sewing machines and want to use quilter's cotton thread but the spools won't fit, you made it possible. Thank you so much.
Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for. I'm using the clip as a tread guide, great tip. Now if we can figure out how to feed huge spools through our bobbin area. : )
I'm just looking at other ideas. Everyone did put the thread in a mug you are the first with a plant jug with a pencil! The other people then put the thread around the bobbin threader before regular threading. Looking at yours and I'm worrying about the clip sliding down the pole. Has this happened to you?
Lectures on cooking may need a conversation. My sewing lessons should be understandable without words to a person of any nationality and language. Music is easy to turn off. What offended you so much?