Thread bobbin storage

This quick sewing tip shows how to use inexpensive, clear plastic tubing as a bobbin thread holder and stop thread from unraveling.

This post contains affiliate links I'm going to be honest with you... I use white thread and white bobbin about 90% of the time. BUT that doesn't mean I don't have a bajillion bobbins floating

Tidy bobbins Don't you just hate it when your sewing machine bobbins end up in a tangled mess? I have a bobbin organizer that I love (the grey one in the photo), but I felt like it was a little pricey. Rather than buying more, I decided to craft my own. By using tubing from the hardware store, I was able to create a similar organizer for a fraction of the cost. The only essential tool is a sharp utility knife, though a pipe cutter is helpful for making uniform cuts at the ends. It's also a…

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Here is an easy do-it-yourself solution for thread storage. I just came into a lot of embroidery thread! Anita Goodesign had an online "Yard Sale". They were clearing out inventory from their recent events and projects. One of the items for sale was a limited quantity of a Box of Thread. For $30, it said you get a box of embroidery thread that has been used for various recent events. The picture showed that the spools all looked like they had a good amount of thread on them, so I figured it…

Thread Cards, Charts and Conversions Ever wonder how many stitches you can get from a cone of Floriani 40 weight polyester thread? These are approximate values: 5000 meter/5500 yard cone 1,000,000 stitches 1000 meter/1100 yard spool 200,000 stitches 200 meter/220 yard spool 40,000 stitches Choose a Link from below. To view results in your browser, […]

DIY thread box. The original design I found (and ordered the instructions) was for only one section. But I had much more thread - a friend helped me to expand it out to three sections. I have bobbin holders on the regular spoils (on the left and right side), then I used my former wall spool holder. I disassembled it and put one row of pegs at the top of each row (in the center section) to hold the matching bobbin.

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63 SLOTS BOBBIN HOLDER - hold the bobbins securely so the threads don’t tangle. The bobbin is still easy to pick up from the box. Keeps your bobbins stay neat. PRODUCT SIZE: 6.6*1.6*8.3 inches. SLOT SIZE: 0.75*0.3 inches.Note: Wider spools may require effort to insert or remove ZIPPER CLOSED- NO WORRIED CLASP FLIMSY - Handy, functional. premium engineering, sealed with a solid zipper and tactile materials. BOBBINS FITS SNUGLY - worry about the bobbins falling out, The bobbin holes are…

BOBBIN STORAGE: Do you need a way to easily store your growing stash of bobbins? This tip came from Carrie Dugan, from the Texas Machine Quilting Store. Simply use a clean ice cube tray. Each cubbi…