Bobbin (noun)

A cylindrical object around which thread or yarn is wound for use in various textile processes, such as weaving and sewing.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french bobin, of uncertain origin.

Examples:

1. The lace-maker carefully wound the thread around the bobbin.
2. Bobbins of different colors were used to create the multicolored pattern on the tapestry.
3. The sewing machine had a built-in bobbin winder to make threading the needle easier.
4. Bobbin lace is a traditional technique that uses bobbins to create delicate patterns.
5. He filled the bobbin with thread and continued to sew.