GRABBIT BOBBINSAVER COMBO PACK - 3 BOBBIN HOLDERS

I had one of these BobbinSavers that I had purchased elsewhere. I liked it so much I decided I needed more...I have 2 sewing machines and an Embroidery machine and they all use different bobbins. This is a good way to store those bobbins with the machines. Each BobbinSaver holds 25 bobbins. The trick is to make sure the loose end of the thread is on the bottom when you pop it into the Saver. I saw a few complaints about getting bobbins out...I have no issues; it's simple to pull down a bit on the outside and grab a bobbin with my fingers or a tweezers. The bobbins are also held well in the Saver so the Savers can even hang on the wall or the side of the sewing table. The hole in the center can be used for a container to hold other sewing tools. I find these far more useful than the plastic bobbin boxes. I sew a lot and have a good assortment of bobbins so I will definitely be ordering more.

I already owned one of these as well as a rectangular Grabbit bobbin holder. They securely hold your bobbins keeping them tidy and threads under control. One I am gifting to my granddaughter and will keep two of them. I like keeping my cotton filled bobbins and poly filled bobbins separate. Good price and quick shipping.

I've started seriously sewing in the past 6 months, and I've accumulated a ton of bobbins with all different colors of thread. They don't fit into my thread box very well (they come unrolled). I tried keeping them in the bobbin box that comes with purchase, and they were a mess and it was difficult to find the exact color I wanted.With these, I keep them stacked in the corner of my sewing table, and I have one that's still empty, one with neutral threads, and one with a rainbow of colors. This grips the thread tail so it stays in place! You can also scootch them around the ring to make room for a new bobbin (to keep them in color order, of course), though you can only move about 2-3 at a time.

So I bought several different bobbin holders from various manufacturers over the years and these are the best. I mostly use big bobbins for my walking foot machines and like to prewind different colors and store for different manufacturing. First of all, most of the other bobbin holders on the market say they hold small and large bobbins but they do not. These do, perfectly. 2nd - these are a soft rubber material that stretches a little when a bobbin is inserted. This holds the thread on the bobbin and keeps it from unwinding in the holder. Very cool. They are small enough to fit on your table and not get in the way, but big enough to hold about 20 bobbins. Lastly, they are totally affordable! Well worth the money - I have since bought like20 more.

I just got this today, and so far I absolutely love it. It fits my bobbins perfectly and I can insert the bobbins in such a way where the thread doesn't dangle or unwind. It's light and small and fits easily in my sewing box and holds the bobbins securely so even if the thing gets tossed into a sewing bag or flipped upside down, nothing comes flying out. It's big enough to hold plenty of bobbins, I'd estimate 20-25 no problem and the set comes with 3.It comes with directions on how to kind of mold the edges if your bobbins are bigger or smaller than standard. Totally met all my needs and expectations.

My Bobbin Saver Combo pack came quickly and I was delighted! I purchased my first Bobbin Saver at Joann Fabrics with a discount coupon, but since our store went "Super" they no longer sell this item, but it must be purchased through their sewing machine vendor who doesn't accept coupons. (Not to mention I couldn't get the rep to tell me how much she was charging for them!) Since the company selling the three pack combo thru Amazon charged no S/H fees, this was a good deal! They came quickly, were the same good quality of my original, and I love that they come in the three different colors so I can keep my different thread weights and qualities organized more easily.

I have three sewing machines..two singers and a Janome. They don't use the same bobbins, so i needed a way to keep them separate, but differentiate from the two. These little rings (and they are much smaller than I thought-about 5" in diameter) hold a bunch of bobbins very securely. I have 22 in one, and there's easily room for at least 4 more. They're a little expensive, but I like the ease of access...when I change out a bobbin, this is on my tabletop...I grab this and remove the one I need and pop in the one I don't.

These bobbin savers are good additions to my needlework tools. They make it easy to place, retrieve and contain my standard size bobbins. The bobbins fit nicely and these savers seem to keep them from unwinding, no loose tails poking out. I like being able to load a bobbin saver with my current project threads and easily fit it into my applique project case or fit one into my sewing case for a quilting class. I put one beside each of my sewing machines as well.