Definitions
- A small, cone-shaped object used in weaving to hold yarn or thread. - Referring to the spool that holds the thread for a sewing machine. - Talking about the wooden or plastic spindle used in lace-making.
- A small spool or cylinder used in sewing machines to hold thread. - Referring to the cylindrical object used in spinning wheels to hold yarn. - Talking about the small spool used in fishing reels to hold fishing line.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are small objects used to hold thread or yarn.
- 2Both are cylindrical in shape.
- 3Both are essential tools in textile-related crafts.
- 4Both are used in machines to facilitate the process of weaving or sewing.
- 5Both can be made of wood, plastic, or metal.
What is the difference?
- 1Usage: Pirns are typically used in weaving, while bobbins are used in sewing machines.
- 2Shape: Pirns are cone-shaped, while bobbins are cylindrical.
- 3Function: Pirns hold the thread that is inserted into the shuttle, while bobbins hold the thread that is fed through the needle.
- 4Size: Pirns are generally smaller than bobbins.
- 5Craft: Pirns are commonly used in lace-making, while bobbins are not.
Remember this!
Pirn and bobbin are both small, cylindrical objects used to hold thread or yarn. However, the difference between them lies in their usage, shape, function, size, and craft. Pirns are typically used in weaving, are cone-shaped, hold the thread that is inserted into the shuttle, are generally smaller, and are commonly used in lace-making. On the other hand, bobbins are used in sewing machines, are cylindrical, hold the thread that is fed through the needle, are generally larger, and are not used in lace-making.
