Use cone thread on your home sewing machine TUTORIAL
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- čas přidán 6. 01. 2018
- Cone thread; no problem!!
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I only had to watch just 1 video (yours) to save me money and time. Thankyou sister for the simplest to point video
THANK YOU SO MUCH. You are the only one a could find on here perfect to show me how i can use all these huge thread things. Yes thread things no i dont no proper words thanks
Yep. That's why I'm here. I can get a 1500 yard cone of thread for $11, or (10) spools of 150 yards of the same thread for around $80. I figured there had to be a way. You've inspired me to create a solution similar to yours. Thanks!
Thanks that was really helpful!
You are a flipping G! Ty so much!
I love the genuis aspect in this! Thank you for sharing. I was needing to buy more small thread online and I knew there had to be a way to use the big thread spools on my machine too! Thank you! This is awesome :-D
I sew quilts on a budget using recycled denim with cotton sheets and cotton fabrics. So this tips saves me tons of money. May God bless you for sharing.
THANK YOU! I had an idea that it should work and you helped me confirm it!
Wow, this is genius! You saved me so much money. Thank you!!!
I just got cone thread I hate the inconvenience machines should come with accessories for cone thread but I am making a quilt etc and need a larger amount of thread. Mine is a regular singer I was looking for an adapter so far only found them for surger machines thank you so much this helps me a lot
On their website Baby Lock says you are supposed to put the large spool cap on the horizontal pin and then feed the thread through its center. Not sure if that makes much of a difference or not.
Wow I've never heard of babylock machines. How cool! Thanks!
thank you!! I was feeling kind of silly because I just got a heavy duty machine for a sail repair and didn't know how to use the big ole' spool of thread.
Wow! So simple, I am impressed with your easy solution, you are my kind of people!
Fantastic!! I have gotten 6 cone spools of white and this is wonderful. I have a Lyric, but your machine looks exactly like mine. Thank you bunches.
Thank you.
Thank you I’m a beginner and order thread not realizing it’s too big for the machine..your video saved me from a great disappointment…
Thanks a ton! I'm used to machines that hold the thread in an upright position and cones weren't an option. You just gave me the solution. I can't wait to try it :)
I’m new to this sewing and quilting world and should have been watching this to learn. However, her skin has that filtered look it’s so pretty. Thanks for the tips too hahaha.
No filter! Thanks for the complement tho! I have young looking genes LOL
thank you for this awesome tip.
I love this cone holder, and Baby Lock!
Brilliant! I was looking all over for some kind of adapter to buy!
You saved my bacon tonight! Thank you for posting this! 😊😊
This makes me so happy to hear!
I was going nuts!! This worked perfectly!! Thank you!
I am so thrilled that this worked for you! This was one of my very first videos and I feel the quality could have been better.... Thank you for your comment!
Thanks so much for this tip! Was struggling today with this and I’m def gona try tomorrow 😁
thanks a bunch :)
Great tip - thank you, Mug does the job and can even close the lid.
My Singer has a prone orientated small thread spool spindle. And, since I also have a serger with a butt ton of different colored thread, those big cones are practically all I use.
But, there's still a bit of thread flapping around when under sewing operations.
My solution? I run the thread through the spindle hole of a small empty spool. Then, I install the empty spool as-normal for for small-spool sewing.
Now, the thread comes off the netted cone, up through the top eyelet of the thread spool stand, through the center spindle hole of the empty spool in the OEM (original equipment manufacturer) designated location, and on through the rest of the machine's thread path.
There's absolutely no more thread flapping. Everything feeds perfectly and functions *_exactly_* like one would expect a well-engineered operation to perform.
My machine is similar and I was wondering how can I use my big spool of thread. Thanks Lady 😊👍🏾
This worked perfectly! Thanks!
Thank you soooo much.
Thank you so much !
Thank you. Simple solution. Perfect.
Thanks so much for this terrific tutorial. I just bought a Baby Lock Brilliant and was stumped on how to use my cones. I tried winding a bobbin using my cone holder but did something wrong. My bobbin looked like a cat played with it. Must not have positioned it correctly. Will try your method. I already made my dog a quilt.
Oh interesting idea with the numbers. I’m going to teach sewing soon and have mid century machines. Think will label the threading on each machine. I was also using a tin veggie can but its a bit light and bounces the spool back some. Will try a mug!
Thank you! Works like a charm - much appreciate your sharing! :-)
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Great vid. Just the solution I was looking for!
Omg this is genius! Thanks so much!!
Woooo thanks you save my time and money
Thank you!!! I will buy that stand
hi, tku for yr efforts…what/how did u do with the thread when u moved thread holder to back of machine & u closed the top?
Thank you!
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You know when you buy cakes of empty CDs or DVDs, they are often packed on a plastic round base with a pole in the middle? I use that, which I padded with cottonwool and wrapped with cellotape all around. They work better than the mug. But now I think I'm going to buy a stand, I think it will feed the thread to the machine more consistently.
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What a good idea! It was a problem forma me but don't now. Thank hoy si much. Sorry by muy english, i'm spanish 😘
Thank you for your comment! And your English is just fine! I appreciate you viewing my videos!
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or use a Jar Instead of a cup .I bought a sugar dispenser in a Dollar Tree ,haven't tried it yet But might work ,I did buy a dritz thread cone from ebay and if i have problems might have to glue a heavy magnet on the bottom
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Good video. But using a cone is not what I'm after. My brother has a quilting machine. The limiting factor is the amount of thread on the bobbin. Have you heard of any way to adapt a bobbin to use more thread? Even a regular-sized spool of thread would be tremendously better than what a normal bobbin holds.
Hi there! i understand your frustration. Unfortunate i've never seen or heard of any way to increase the bobbin thread quantity. What i do is i wind several bobbins at the start of any project. I know this is not the info your hoping for!! But, sadly, i don't think there is a way. You just have to have that on your "important factors list" when you purchase a new machine.
@@mbcalderwood Yeah. That seems to be the way of it. Maybe I can invent a device that will allow use of a large spool. Then I'll make a million. Thanks.
My machine also has a lid, I noticed you had it closed while using the thread holder, did this catch the thread or give any problems. Thanks.
no, on my machine i have a "little hole" where the lid doesn't close all the way. So it causes me no problems. i might in the future try to remove the lid because its a bit inconvenient. AND just food for thought... the new JUKI 2000 sewing machine has a regular spot for thread AND a spot for cone thread. Im super interested in that machine!!!
Im a newby to sewing and am making cornhole bags. I have a brother sewing machine.. inexpensive.. but my question is do you use the thicker thread on your bobbin also? If so, do you wind it the same way as standard thread?
I’ve been having trouble with this too. I know it’s possible, I’m just having the thread bunch up in the bobbin
i can't find a video showing how to place the gutermann thread on a vertical spool holder. printing up or printing down? how do we set up the spool on the vertical spool holder so it spins correctly? thanks. amy
That shouldn't matter, as long as the thread can move freely. I would look at the line from your spool to the first thread guide; would having the thread come off of one side or the other of your spool make a straighter line or prevent the thread from touching the body of your machine? Go with that orientation.
upside down or right side up should not matter. In general the small side of the cone goes up. @barstowndm is correct.
How do you use two threads at one time
If you want to run them in the same, single needle, just have 2 cups or stands and run them together.
*if your planning on using a double needle just follow the same, that i just stated, and tread the 2 needles separately
Good luck! Let me know if you get it working!
When you close the lid where is the thread going in under the lid? Thanks
starting from the back of the machine- the thread comes through a little gap by the handle, and around the bobbin winder peg (only for stability, its not necessary) then i thread the machine as normal.
I hope this helps some! Reply if you need more explanation :)
Thats great, but what about the bobbin running out
You can still wind a bobbin from the cone. Just thread the bobbin winder as usual :) thanks for watching!
Darn you skipped over the part of how the machine looks on the top. Wheres your first top thread guide? My first guide is on top of the machine next to a horizontal spindle for thread. I am stumped. I guess I must buy a holder. That will be fine. Thank you.
Sorry about that! Hope you got it to work!
Moti
Thank you.