When winding a bobbin, what should you remember to do?

When winding a bobbin, it is essential to raise the presser foot and unthread the needle to ensure a smooth and effective winding process. By raising the presser foot, you disengage the tension mechanism of the sewing machine, allowing the thread to wind freely onto the bobbin without any resistance. This also helps prevent the needle from becoming threaded while winding, which could result in a tangled mess or inadequate winding of the bobbin.

Taking these steps enhances the efficiency of the winding process, ensures that the thread layers are evenly distributed, and prevents any complications that might arise from an incorrectly threaded machine or unnecessary tension from the needle. This approach not only simplifies the process but also ensures that your machine operates optimally, preventing potential damage or performance issues in your sewing efforts.