White belongs under pale fabrics. Bobbin thread always shimmers through slightly at the edges of a design, and on white or cream that stays invisible. This large spool holds 15.000 m at weight 130.
Bobby Syn is Gunold's bobbin thread. At weight 130 it is particularly fine — which is exactly its job, since the reverse of an embroidery should stay flat rather than build up. It is used as a bobbin thread only, never on top. A spool this size lasts across many projects before it runs out.
What Gunold Bobby Syn Weiß is suitable for
- bobbin thread in an embroidery machine
- designs on pale fabrics
- densely stitched areas
Sewing tips
- Nur als Unterfaden verwenden, nicht als Oberfaden.
- Schwarz unter dunklen Stoffen, Weiß unter hellen — der Unterfaden schimmert sonst durch.
- Die Spulenspannung passend zum dünnen Garn einstellen.
- Eine Großspule reicht über viele Projekte; ein Netz hält den Ablauf ruhig.
- Bei durchscheinenden Stoffen die Unterfadenfarbe bewusst wählen.
Available in more colours in the Gunold Bobby Syn series.
Frequently asked questions
What is bobbin thread for?
It runs in the bobbin case and forms the underside of an embroidery. Being finer than the embroidery thread on top, it keeps the reverse flat so a design does not ripple — which is exactly why separate bobbin thread exists.
Which colour should the bobbin thread be?
White under pale fabrics, black under dark ones. At the edges of a design the bobbin thread always shimmers through a little; with the right colour that goes unnoticed, with the wrong one it shows at once.
Can I use ordinary embroidery thread in the bobbin?
It is possible but not sensible. Embroidery thread is thicker and builds bulk on the reverse. A design ripples, your machine pulls more thread than it needs, and the bobbin empties sooner than necessary.
How long does one spool last?
Very long. This large spool is built for continuous use and survives many projects. If you stitch regularly it saves the constant restocking of small spools and the retuning that comes with it.
