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Super Bobs Neutrals

Price per Unit (piece): $10.95

Have you wanted to try Bottom Line Thread but didn't know what color to choose? Designed by Libby Lehman for quilting, embroidery, bobbin, binding, and applique. Here are 12 pre-wound bobbins of Bottom Line Thread 60wt. lint free polyester L-Style. Each spool contains 118 yards of thread, which is much more than a conventional bobbin can hold.

Following is a partial list of machines that are compatible with L style bobbins:

APQS
Babylock - most models
Bernina 180, 185, 200, 640, 730, 1630, Deco
Bernina "The Anniversary Edition" 435 or 450.
Brother - most models
Elna most models
Esante ESE
Hinterberg Voyager 17 and Weekender
Janome most models
Juki all models
Nolting (Fun Quilter, Hobby Quilter, and machines with L hook)
Pfaff all models
Prodigy
Simplicity SE2
Viking Designer I, II, SE, Rose
Voyager

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