Hi. I'm Jennifer from Workroom Social, and I'm going to show you how to load a bobbin
into your sewing machine. So, the first thing you want to do is thread your sewing machine.
After your sewing machine is threaded, you want to take your wound bobbin and you kind
of want to just extend a little thread to have as a small tail.
Now, my machine has an arm here that comes off, so I'm going to take that off and move
it aside. My sewing machine is a vertical bobbin. There are also some machines that
are horizontal bobbins. So, you should just go back to your user's manual to see instructions
On my machine, I have a casing here. This is a bobbin casing, and I'm going to take
my bobbin and I want to place it inside my casing with the thread going counter clockwise.
And I'm just going to look and see that this notch, which is where the thread is going
to go through, is going sort of to the left.
So, I want my thread to go in the same direction as the bobbin casing, and then I'm going to
take the thread and kind of pull it under there. And now you can see when I pull the
So, now with the bobbin in the casing, you're going to go ahead and load it into your machine.
You'll take this little lever and hold it out. That will keep your bobbin from falling
out of the casing, because that is kind of annoying when it's rolling all around on your
floor. And then you are just going to place it into your machine. There is this little
notch up at the top, that there is a corresponding notch in the machine, so you can't really
Just put it in until it gets into place and it doesn't turn, and then you can let go of
that lever. Now, that's in and that's steady. The last thing you want to do is you want
to pull this thread up though your throat plate, so that both threads are underneath
So, to do that, you'll just hold your needle thread. And using the hand wheel on the right,
you're going to twist it towards you to send the needle down, and back up, and then you'll
kind of tug on this thread, and there is a bobbin thread. They're two different colors,
so you can see this one is the bobbin thread and the purple is the needle thread. You'll
just put those towards the back of your machine, and now you're ready to sew.