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Hi today I'm going to show you how to thread your sewing machine I'm going to start by showing you how to wind a bobbin, and then we'll move on to threading the machine just so you know that my stick my sewing machine is pretty standard machine a lot of them are different from each other in the way that they look but most of the time the threading is very similar most of the most machines they make it pretty easy they put arrows on it, and you can also almost always download the instruction manual for your sewing machine, so we'll start today by winding a bobbin the first thing that you're going to need is a bobbin and empty bobbin like this a spool of thread and if your machine has a wheel that holds on the thread then you're going to need that to all machines are different but I most of them have some way to hold the thread on and this happens to go vertically some machines the thread sits horizontally, so we're looking down at the top of the machine we'll start by putting our thread on to the spindle that holds the thread and this spool of thread is the kind that has these little notches cut in it so that you can when you're finished with the thread so that it doesn't come unraveled in your sewing box you can latch the thread on their try to make sure that that notch is not facing had I've had plenty of times when I've had it facing out and the thread was running through, and it got stuck in that notch so just face that back and away from the path of the thread, and then we'll put this on don't put this on so tight that it that the spool of thread can't spin just leave a little space in between, and then you're going to take your thread and go through this guide right here and then just wind a bobbin you also want to go around this guide over to where your bobbin pin is the bobbin pin in this position that it's in now is in the position to sew to wind a bobbin you'll end up pushing the bobbin pin over once the bobbin is on it the other thing that you'll do is on your manual stitch wheel you'll press on that so that it doesn't allow the needle to go up and down, so we'll take the end of the thread and then holding the bobbin so that you can see into the side you're going to put the thread through and go up, so you're going in the side of the bobbin and out the hole on the top and then take your bobbin over to the bobbin pin and snap that over I keep this thread in my hand until I start winding the bobbin remember to release.