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Bobbinplay
Fabric: Firm woven fabric, 4” x 6” and
Lightweight tear away-stabilizer, 4” x 6”
Needle: 80/12 Universal
Thread: 30 wt. cotton embroidery for the needle and
Heavy decorative thread for the bobbin
Needle Position: center
Presser Foot: Open Embroidery Foot #20/20C/20D
Additional Accessory: Black Latch or auxiliary bobbin case
Place the stabilizer behind the fabric. Optional: Use temporary
spray adhesive to hold the stabilizer in place.
Wind a bobbin (on the machine at a slow speed) half full of heavy
decorative thread, such as YLI Designer 6 or Pearl Crown Rayon.
Insert the bobbin into the Black Latch Bobbin Case (or an extra
bobbin case); adjust (loosen, in most cases) the tension screw
as necessary. For 8 Series machines, remove the bobbin into the
machine and adjust the tension as directed in the manual using
the Multi-purpose Tool.
Thread the needle with regular sewing thread; select a Feather
stitch. Note: Select stitches that are more open, rather than
heavy so the decorative thread has room to form the stitch.
Place the stabilized fabric right side down under the presser
foot, with the stabilizer facing up. Use the handwheel to bring
the bobbin thread up to the surface. You may need to “tug” on
the needle thread to pull the heavy bobbin thread through the
fabric. Hold the thread tails behind the presser foot.
Sew a row of stitches; when finished, turn the fabric right side
up. The bobbin tension can be adjusted to alter the look of the
stitch as desired. Use a hand-sewing needle to bring the decorative
thread to the back of the work; knot the thread tails to secure the
stitching.
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Repeat, using the Star stitch.
Bobbinplay Tips
ONLY use an auxiliary bobbin case; do NOT adjust
the tension on your regular bobbin case.
Use a contrasting color of bobbin thread; it will be slightly
visible on the right side of the fabric, making the
decorative stitches resemble hand-stitched embroidery.
Increase the needle tension (along with the loosened
bobbin tension) if needed to make the stitch look as
desired.
Do you know how to:
Adjust the bobbin tension?
Select a stitch suitable for bobbinplay?
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