Sewing Spool Holder for Multicolored Threads

When it comes to embroidery, quilting, or any detailed sewing project, having quick access to your threads is a dire need and that's where the Multiple-Spool Holder comes into play. Designed for ease and efficiency, this practical extension is a must-have for those who work with multiple thread colors at once while crafting intricate designs to keep everything in reach and organized.

Key Features of the Thread Spool Holder

  • Quick Access & Thread Changes: The sewing thread holder allows you to access threads instantly, making it easier to switch between colors and maintain a steady flow of work. No more scrambling for spools in a drawer or untangling thread spools from your workstation.

  •  Better Thread Organization as each thread is neatly positioned and untangled, making it easy to handle even the most difficult yarns.

  • Designed to fit most sewing machines, the Multiple-Spool Holder is incredibly easy to mount and switch between machines. Need extra space? Simply remove individual spool pins to accommodate larger spools or thread cones. This flexibility makes it perfect for various sewing, quilting, and embroidery tasks.

 

FAQ's

A spool holder keeps the thread in place and ensures it feeds evenly into the sewing machine needle. It’s usually located on top of the machine, though the exact placement can vary.

If your sewing machine has a horizontal (sideways) spool pin, you need a spool cap. The cap helps secure the spool or cone in place and prevents thread from tangling.

A spool pin is a small rod, typically made of plastic or metal, that holds the spool of thread while you sew. It ensures the thread unwinds smoothly, preventing tangles and tension issues.

Place the Thread Spool on the Spool Pin

  • For horizontal spool pins: The thread should feed from the front.
  • For vertical spool pins: Position the spool so the thread unwinds smoothly without twisting.

 Secure the Spool with the Cap

  • Slide the spool cap onto the pin so it sits snugly against the spool.
  • Leave a slight gap to allow the spool to rotate freely.
  • If the cap is too tight, the spool won’t turn properly, causing tension problems.

Thread the Machine Properly

  • Pull the thread from the spool and follow your machine’s threading guide.
  • Make sure the take-up lever and tension discs are engaged correctly.

Check the Thread Flow

  • Slowly pull the thread to see if it unwinds smoothly.
  • If there’s snagging, try adjusting the spool cap position or using a different size cap.