Smartneedle Bobbini 12 pcs- Bobbin Holders Type A, L and M

These are super cool. I now keep my thread and bobbins together. To keep the thread from coming off the bobbin, I purchased plastic tubing from home depot. I cut it with a tool my husband has that is scissor like, but stout. Cut a ring and then cut a clit in the ring so it will wrap on the bobbin. You can buy a huge roll of tubing for like 8 bucks and make tons of them. See the attached picture.

These are truly fantastic and I have already told my sewing friends about them. I have always wanted to buy bobbin holders but the thought of later having to figure out exactly which spool of thread they belonged to always stopped me (is that the white cotton or white polyester?)... bobbinis are the perfect way to keep my bobbins completely organized. They fit perfectly in my gutermann and coats and clark spools (not too tight, not too loose). I have seen a different version of these made with a hard plastic so the fact that these are made with silicone is amazing. 10/10. My only regret is that I ordered 2 packages instead of 3!

For the time being, I'm having to keep my thread in a drawer. I like to keep thread and bobbin together. I read the reviews for various bobbin holders, and decided to order the Handi-Bob. I hated them from the start. Hard-to-impossible to push into some spools, and if you have a lot of the "slim" spools, they over-hang at the top and become a pokey- jumbled mess. So then I ordered these Bobbini's. I loved them instantly. Because they are "squishy", they fit all my different brands of spools (mine are mostly just under 2 1/4" long). Love the colors; they make me smile. I don't use giant spools so I can't speak to those, but regular spools you buy at the craft/quilt shops work perfectly (Guttermann/Mettler/etc). Love that I can get rid of my stupid soda straws I had been using, and can keep my thread and bobbins together neatly. And there's still about one-and-a-quarter-inch of space at the bottom of the spool (with these bobbini's inserted) to set the spools on pegs... if I ever decide to go that way. Haven't figured out a way to secure the end of the thread yet...that would make these perfect.

I was actually looking for something else when these came up on the search. I have never seen such a thing and after reading the reviews, I thought these would be perfect for me! I had been keeping my bobbins in a bobbin holder, but they would unravel and then there would be a big lump of thread all tangled up. I had a separate holder for the thread and I thought this is a great way to keep them all together. My thread holder is two sided and the compartments are large enough to hold the thread and the bobbin together just like the picture. I only bought 12 at first. I was worried they would not fit in my existing thread holder. But they did and I ordered two more sets of holders immediately! These are so easy to use! Just push the top onto your thread (using the hole) and attach the bobbin to the top. I had an idea that I could put a bobbin on the bottom and the top of the thread - but only one bobbin holder will fit inside the thread. I am so happy with this purchase! Not only does it organize, it will show you how much you actually have left of that color with the thread and matching bobbin being together. If you sew, you need these!

Works perfect in fact. I wish they were a little less expensive since I need so many with 4 drawers of spools, close to a dollar each. There was a bobbin holder in the 'old days' that was the best of all - a simple peg like a nail with a flat head that went through the bobbin and down into the spool, didn't take up nearly as much room as new designs. But I can't find any made like that. I bought the purple ones first called Handi Bobs Pegs and they were a joke and a ripoff - way too skinny to stay in the spool - even old spools. The spool falls over - the peg and bobbin fall off. The clear Handi-bob circles work fine but are hard to insert and remove from the spools. You can get 18 for $7.84 so they are the best bargain.

These are fantastic! I had thought about ordering them for some time and am glad I finally did it. They fit snug in all of the thread spools I have.Most of my threads are for embroidery and are the bigger spools. (1000m) They work great for these while storing on the wooden thread racks. If you have shorter spools on your rack, you may not be able to store them on the racks with the Bobbinis because they don't fit on the pin of the rack. You might be able to trim the end of the Bobbini to make them fit but I didn't try that.This is not a deal breaker for me because I also store my threads in drawers. I would definitely repurchase!

I am so glad I ordered these. I had tried other things to keep my bobbins matched to the thread spools, such as golf tees or large paper clips, but I wanted something that would be more functional and keep the bobbin attached even if the spool falls over in my thread drawer (which happens all the time). I also wanted something that would fit the different sizes and brands of spools, especially my favorites from Connecting Threads and Aurifil that have much larger cores. These work! My thread drawer is now wonderfully organized. I also bought the Peels to keep the spools from unraveling. I use 5/8" clear vinyl tubing around my bobbins to keep those from unraveling, also.

These work perfectly. I tried the clothes pin looking bobbin keepers and they did not work with my Viking bobbins. They fit my size L bobbin perfectly and work with my embroidery thread spools. When I have to change thread colors when stitching embroidery designs, it is VERY helpful to have the bobbins attached to the thread spools - especially when colors are close to each other. I will be getting more of these. Great product.