where to buy bobbins
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Just about anywhere that carries sewing supplies, even Walmart and of course here on Amazon
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I bought a Brother Project Runway 70 decorative stitches from Amazon. Do not know the part number but the bobbin fits. there is not a lot of thread on the spool but the prewound bobbin, the bobbin itself with the matching thread was a pretty good deal I thought
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Not sure on that, but you can buy the individual ones at Staples. My local one stocks them.
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Most any hareware store will carry them. I bought one at a Lowes for less than a $1.
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My Touch & Sew is Model 600E from the 1960s. I wasn't able to find bobbins that worked in it either in local fabric stores or thru Amazon.com. I finally took the machine to a reputable local sewing machine repair shop for servicing. I was promised that with servicing and the proper bobbins (which they sold), the bobbins would wind. So far so good. The bobbins, at .$75 each, were called "white line" bobbins by the shop owner. I'm buying all they have!
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You need to contact the company for that information or look online to see if your Babylock will accept L-Style bobbins.
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I had to order them here on amazon. I looked at Sears, Bed Bath and Beyond, Target and Walmart. Amazon had the best price.
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It says in the description that they will not work in the Emeralds. Sorry. I couldn't find any store in my area that sold Viking bobbins so had to resort to online. You can find them at this address: http://www.sewingpartsonline.com/bobbins-babylock-brother-x52800150.aspx
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School supply place, search the internet. I bought these from Staples i think. hope this helps.
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I have a 640 E Bernina and these bobbins are textured on the center core and have four long and eight long holes on the sides. Your best best would be to ask your dealer if 640 bobbins will fit a 560. If so, these bobbins will work fine. These bobbbins are now mixed in with the bobbins that came with my machine and I can't tell the difference.
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I found some at another store. Don't think Amazon has them. Got mine from a discount store, they are blue and plastic, fit the top of my bin perfect
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The manufacture for brother is online at at http://www.brother-usa.com. Your manual will list the bobbins, and equipment needed to operate "your" machine. The on line manufacture site can answer any questions for you about "your" machine. Once you have the correct part number you can order supplies from Brother or purchase from other on line supply companies. The manufacuture may even have a local dealer within 50 miles of your home. Or Google "brother sewing machine needles" Happy hunting.
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If the Janome bobbins are all the same, they will work. They work in my Janome, but I don't know the model number.
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I went to the Brother-usa.com site & looked under "see all models" and clicked on "bobbins & cassettes" and it says that the 2800 D uses the same bobbins (SA156) as my sewing machine so I would think that the pre-wound bobbins (PWB250) for embroidery work would definitely work for your machine. http://www.brother-usa.com/Homesewing/ModelDetail.aspx?ProductID=NV2800D#.U3JEJPldXng If you have any more questions, the site also has a chat window to ask questions with a rep if you need any other clarification. You can order them from Amazon, Walmart & from Brothermall.com.
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check your hand book that came with your sewing or embroidery machine and it should give you a number width between the top and bottom rounds of the bobbin and also some machines will allow plastic or metal bobbins and some only metal or only plastic , the ones i bought were for both machines.
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The clear plastic bobbins (don't use metal) any brand: singer, Dritz, etc. Stuff you see at walmart, Joann's, Michaels, etc. I can't be more specific because I bought lots of them and threw out the packages several years ago. Also, consider getting a bobbin tray - clear plastic and holds about 20 bobbins. This way you wind bobbins for all the thread spools that you commonly use.
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I believe only home use machine bobbins. I have two home sewing machines - a Janome DC3050 and an old Singer 401A. Bobbins for both those home machines are a good snug fit in these cases. Those industrial Juki bobbins look quite a bit larger. If the Jukis do not fit in any other regular bobbin case (maybe take a bobbin to a store, if possible, and try them out in some other brands of bobbin cases???) they probably won't fit these cases.