How to Wind a Bobbin on the Fabricator® Sewing Machine

If you’re a new Fabricator owner — or haven’t used your machine in a while — you might need a refresher on how to wind a bobbin. Our straightforward tutorial video will walk you through the process. You’ll be winding bobbins in just two minutes! Keep reading to learn more.

Did you know there are two ways to wind a bobbin on the Fabricator? You can wind a bobbin without running the machine. Or you can wind a bobbin while sewing, increasing your productivity and reducing downtime. 

You’ll also learn how to make easy adjustments to the bobbin shaft and tensioner for perfect bobbin winding every time. Watch the video below to learn how to wind a bobbin. Then you’ll be ready to continue sewing or to start your next project.

Fabricator Bobbin Winding Video

Tip: Bookmark this page so you can refer to this video again. Otherwise, your Fabricator Guidebook also includes a detailed section on bobbin winding.

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