do these bobbins fit a brother sewing machine
1398238
Yes they will! I've put them on my machine and my aunt's Brother Sewing Machine and work just fine. I hope you will buy the Thread and Bobbin Kit because you won't be sorry!
575255
I think so. The bobbins fit my Brother machine. Do be aware of the diameter of the bobbin thread. It can be an issue for an embroidery machine. Check your user's manual before you order. I am using up some of the bobbin thread for chore sewing, like zig-zag on edges. You can put a bobbin on the top spindle, too. Then you have a bobbin that fits your machine, to use for different colors when sewing. Brother bobbins are expensive, and you don't want to skimp on a bobbin and compromise your final product.
971490
Sorry, I don't know. Check the dimensions of the machine against the dimensions of the bag. I'm not familiar with that particular Brother machine and how big it is.
2129870
Yes they are! All newer Janome models use the same bobbins. Ihese are listed on their site. Good bobbins by the way.
1245641
I am not sure of the size of your bobbins for your machine but, I do have two different singer sewing machines one of which is an embroidery machine and the other is an older machine so I think that they might work fine because they do fit both of my machines
732847
I don't know. Mine is a Brother sewing machine. You could check by comparing the measurements of your machine and those of the tote which are available on the amazon site.
191542
It is my understanding that Janome bobbins are universal for all machines. One thing that's really nice about them actually!
1974714
yes it works . i have a brother sewing machine too. it works well with these threads.
1723920
Supposedly these are almost universal for Janome sewing machines. These are listed as usage for Janome 2212. The bobbins work in my Janome Magnolia #7318; the problem I have with them is as the machine sews there is a rattling sound. I never experienced the rattling sound before using these bobbins.
1821176
They would fit, but these are NOT embroidery needles. You need those for your machine, since you can't sew with yours, only embroidery. You also want to use sharps, never ballpoint to embroider, since you are going through the stabilizer. Ball point would not punch through the stablizer, only push. Brother installs Organ needles in the machine when it ships, and those are what is in the needle kit with your machine. I hope this makes sense to you.
894992
My a says I have number 136492001, best I can tell there are only 2 sizes 15 and 155. Thee may fit your machine and I don't need them. I ordered the wrong ones and the vendor doesn't answer any emails so Amazon gave me back my money. It would be best if you could find out which of he "standard" bobbins you use. These are SA155.
1134127
I don't know. I was able to Google my machine to find a part number for the bobbin. Good luck.
1513587
I don't know what type bobbins Babylock machines have. the pre-wounds are 15J Bobbins so if that is the type your machine takes then they should work
1053559
Yes. These are custom made for your sewing machine. Simply place the order, and e-mail us with your order number and sewing machine type.
1717648
I just read online...Bobbins that do NOT fit are: Husqvarna Viking machines that use the 412 09 75-45 Sure Fit bobbins, Designer SE, Designer I, Quilt Designer II, Quilt Designer, Platinum, Interlude, Rose, Prelude, Daisy, Orchidea #1, Prisma, Optima, Classica, Huskylock, Singer Centaur II, Futura, and Pfaff Creative Vision. Hope this helps, I know nothing about Viking machines, I use Pfaff.
1763133
If the Janome bobbins are all the same, they will work. They work in my Janome, but I don't know the model number.
715747
Actually I bought these by accident. If you are interested, I will sell them to you for $20 plus shipping. I don' have a Brother, I have a happy commercial machine. The thread size notations are very confusing because there are a number of different systems for describing thread sizes and I am not sure what is in the Brother manual. This having been said, the bobbin thread used for embroider is usually lighter than the top thread. If you are doing basic embroidery with the threads that are advertised as machine embroidery threads, these bobbins will work just fine for you. ferrar@roadrunner.com