Threading a bobbin in particular can be intimidating, especially if you are new to sewing. Mastering the process of threading the bobbin on a Sew E-Z is a relatively straightforward process, and with practice can help you shorten the amount of time it takes to get from pattern to finished product.
Things You'll Need:
- Sew E-Z Machine
- Full Bobbin
Push the bobbin-cover-plate release button on the back of the machine to pop up the edge of the bobbin cover.
Remove the bobbin cover located to the right of the needle/foot of the machine.
Place a new bobbin in the bobbin compartment. Make sure the thread of the bobbin is pulling counterclockwise.
Turn the hand wheel toward you to make the needle go down into the needle plate. This will bring the end of the bobbin thread up through the needle plate.
Grab the end of the bobbin thread and the needle thread and pull a few inches of thread toward the back of the machine.
Replace the bobbin cover and snap into place.
Tip
Be certain your needle is threaded before attempting to thread the bobbin.
Make sure to test your newly threaded machine on scrap material before you begin sewing your actual project.
Warnings:
- Be careful when you are turning the hand wheel that no part of your body or clothing is underneath the needle.
References
- White Sewing Company Model W338 "Sew E-Z" Instruction
Tips
- Be certain your needle is threaded before attempting to thread the bobbin.
- Make sure to test your newly threaded machine on scrap material before you begin sewing your actual project.
Warnings
- Be careful when you are turning the hand wheel that no part of your body or clothing is underneath the needle.
Writer Bio
Michelle Sanchez has been writing since 2002 on topics including personal finance, commercial real estate and budget planning. She is a finance professional with expertise in budget and risk analysis for multimillion dollar commercial clients. Sanchez is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in general finance from Palm Beach State College.
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