i tried to use the string method on my continental bobbins last night, and got no where. i had to rig up a hanger to twist my bobbins with. i know that method must be for midland bobbins. so far, attatching my bobbins to the tip of a long think dowel or piece of metal, works the best. if you are going to use a piece of wire cut from a wire hanger, curl the tips of each ending, wrap it in black tape before you start to spin. that's what i had to do to get it to spin correctly. i used guaze tape. i'm now spinning from one bobbin to another to get my pairs and i am going crazy. i was up at least 3 hours last night winding. i'm sitting here feeling really sorry right now for anyone winding for a project with 100 or more bobbins. that alone is a years worth of work for me. this is the most dredged job that i have come across yet. i'm still not done yet. 24 more to go! ohhhh!
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