This process may seem complex but I'm trying to be as detailed as possible. It is helpful in that it avoids holding-open a thread loop and positioning the dubbing within the loop.

1. Starting with the thread at the point where you want to start dubbing, extend the bobbin about 8 inches from the hook shank and let it hang there.
2. Attach an EZ clip type hackle pliers to the thread about 3 inches below the hook shank and let it hang loose for now..
3. Prepare your dubbing noodle by spreading the material out on your bench top.
4. Pick up your bobbin with your right hand and lift it towards you with modest thread tension.
5. Now, place your left hand, palm up under the taut thread with the EZ clip hanging between your index and ring finger and let the bobbin hang loose over the side of your little finger (toward your body). Maintain tension on the thread between the EZ clip and the hook by pinching the EZ clip as it hangs between your fingers.
6. Now the best part. Pick up the piece of dubbing and lay it across the thread lying on the PLATFORM you have created under the thread with your index and middle fingers.
7. Pick up your bobbin, lay the thread up and over the piece of dubbing, keeping the thread tension the same as the thread under the dubbing and make a couple thread turns around the hook shank and lead the thread up to the hook eye.
8. Finally, pickup the EZ clip and maintaining slight tension, twirl it counter-clockwise looking from the clip toward the hook shank (for right handers).
9. Finish your dubbing wrap as usual. I have used this at my beginner's classes and it works for coarse and tight bodies depending on the material used and how tight you twirl the clip.