50 pk Clear Bobbins 9033P - Pfaff

I don't care, though, because I didn't buy them for my sewing machine. I bought them for my cat. She LOVES bobbins, they are her favorite thing to play with. One by one all my bobbins have disappeared from my sewing room and buying in bulk is the only solution I could come up with. These bobbins are tinted blue which is nice because they are easy to spot when she "loses" one, and they make the same satisfying clatter when batted about as my more expensive bobbins. They are just as easy to pick up with her mouth and place in her food dish, too. Until she gets old, fat and boring like the rest of my cats (I figure she's got about a year) I anticipate making several more purchases.

I've only used 5 out of the 50 so far, but all have worked flawlessly. If I find a few that don't work, I won't be upset because I found a couple of bad ones in a 10-pack that I got at my favorite sewing machine repair shop, and the price on the 50-pack is fantastic. I would definitely purchase again.

Fits my pfaff hobbymatic 955. I bought mine years ago and have only ever had one bobin so I ordered more. These are exactly like the one I had. They fit perfect both in my bobbin case and on the winder. No problems so far. Took a long time to ship but I feel like that's what I get for the cheap price

These are not Pfaff 9033 bobbins... These are standard class 15A bobbins that MAY fit in the Pfaff Passport 2/3 and/or the Creative 1.5, I'm not sure... However, these WILL NOT fit in any of the older or front-loading machines that actually take 9033 bobbins (I have the Select 1540 and 4.2). Nor will they fit into the newer flagship machines (type J). If you are actually looking for Pfaff 9033 bobbins, save your money and continue your search. In the first picture, an actual 9033 bobbin is on the left (with white thread), the imposter is in the middle, and a machine-type J bobbin (purple) is on the right (I have the Quilt Expression 4.2 and Creative Sensation Pro). In the second picture, the imposter is both top and bottom left, the actual 9033 is top right, and the machine-type J is bottom right. As you can see in both pictures, the imposter bobbin has a smaller diameter, is wider, and does not have convex edges.In essence, save your money and purchase your 9033's from an authorized Pfaff dealership. Believe me, I know this sounds like such a great deal - 50 Pfaff bobbins for like 7 bucks... It's basically as far away from the truth as it gets.

I do a lot of sewing ... I have 2 Pfaff's, one of which is an embroidery machine, so I use a lot of thread in a lot of colors. It's convenient to have a bobbin always ready in the correct color. I have three of those hang-them-on-the-wall thread organizers with wooden dowels for each color. I just put the bobbin on the dowel first and the spool of thread on top of that. Easy-peasy!

My Pfaff is the 7570 about 25 years old. It's hard to find these in bulk. At local stores I'd pay $4.99 for 5. This was a bargain. Thank you Amazon for listing this item. Now I can make lots of bobbins the same color when quilting and don't have to stop to re-bobbin.

I am following up on a review that I submitted. These bobbins were not as described and did not fit my machine. However the seller was prompt to apologize, and refund my money without any hassle.

I've attempted winding about 10 bobbins so far, and of those, had to toss out two already. They won't fit on the bobbin winder for some reason (I can see no burr or other instruction in the opening, but there is obviously something wrong.) Of those wound correctly, I've used about 5 bobbins in the sewing machine and they have been just fine. Hope I don't lose too many others.