What are the two holes for on the sewing bed to the right of the bobbin case?
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The machine comes with an extra plate for using the needle felting accessory...those two extra holes are to attach that needle felting plate, since it is a little bigger. I say "plate"...I don't know the technical name for that flat metal piece. Anyway, I bought this machine a couple of months ago...I love it!
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It works very well for regular threads and needles on the one side. For thicker threads you can use the left side
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I am not sure, these bobbins have 1 hole and 1 slot if your bobbins have that then I would guess yes, but I bought some green bobbins for my machine and they had no holes or slots....needless to say, can't use them.
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There are 2 holes but not that large. They are for the cable lock to pass through to secure to a bed frame
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Drop bobbin in with thread going counter clockwise. At the 10 o'clock pull thread through notch on inside of bobbin case and down to 7 o clock position through slot and up to 8 or 9 o clock position. If it has split plate with cutter draw bobbin thread through it and cut thread. Replace cover and it is good to go.
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I'm sorry Susanna. Unfortunately, no. It has the bobbin insert on the front side. You have to slide the support attachment out and then you can flip a little panel to access the bobbin insert. Sorry!
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The bobbin slips into a traditional bobbin holder, which then slips into the machine. Very easy to use. Great little work horse of a sewing machine.
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At the top corners of the mattress pad. There are two connectors, one for each side.I washed the pad on delicate and the shiny cover split along one of the stitching lines!
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Item is attached to any surface using two needles . There are two holes positioned on the top edges of the back.
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No . . .just long space with dividers. Nothing to prevent bobbins from spinning and thread to become tangled each time it's moved. Consider the Bobbin Saver, which holds bobbins tight in a donut shape so they can't spin off thread. I threw this case away after dealing with the messy tangled thread each time I needed a bobbin.
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There's a wheel up by the bobbin winder. Try turning that, you may have turned it last time you wound a bobbin.
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The holes are pre-drilled on the right side. You could possibly drill new holes on the other side yourself.
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If it looks like your bobbin case I'm sure it will fit. I have a Laura Ashley INO 5000 and it works perfect.
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I don't think where you load the bobbin matters. You do have to remove the part that holds the presser foot on - the walking foot screws onto the shaft. Not a problem. I have used mine several times and a really pleased. Hope this helps.
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http://www.amazon.com/Janome-Prewound-Embroidery-Machine-Bobbins/dp/B004MIMLDU/ref=pd_sim_ac_9 This is the bobbins I purchased.
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Two holes, one on either side near the bottom. If you look on the right hand side of this little example you can see just the screw hole where the handle curves to the back :)
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There are 2 small holes or ports on the underside (directly opposite) of where the on off switch/button is.