The Beadsmith No-Tangle Thread Bobbins, String Organizer
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About The Beadsmith No-Tangle Thread Bobbins, String Organizer
Overall Feedback:
85% positive
84% praised for its compatibility with multiple machines, though 16% had issues
I use these bobbins for making wire jewelry.
Several bobbins have visibly crooked/weak seam lines, which could cause them to break with use or wear very quickly.
I have noticed that the bobbins I use for tatting and crochet are not compatible with my threads. The edges are rough, causing the threads to unspool and snag.
86% liked the sleek and compact design, but 14% found it unattractive
I regret not knowing about these bobbins earlier.
I love the bobbins as they keep the wire kink-free and save me a lot of time while using them for wire.
The bobbins have a design where I can wind on my crochet cotton and flip down the domed side to keep the threads from getting tangled with each other.
The edges of the bobbins are not clean, but they are not sharp and should not cause any functional issues.
91% found it easy to use
I can easily pull out more length without it unwinding and falling to the floor.
I suggest using an awl or other pointy object to poke a hole near the core of the spool to anchor the wire and avoid starting over if the bobbin slips.
The bobbins keep the yarn secure and untangled.
Kumihimo with pre-wrapped fiber is one of the only crafts I can do on a plane without sharp pointy things.
93% liked the convenient size
I mostly use bobbins with 28 gauge wire, but they also work with 20 gauge and in between sizes.
I suggest using an awl or other pointy tool to poke a hole near the core of the spool for anchoring the wire while winding it. This tip is helpful for making wire jewelry and wrapping bendants or bracelets.
80% appreciated the durable material, but 20% experienced cracks
I noticed that several bobbins have weak seam lines, which may cause them to break or wear out quickly.
