Best Thread Rack EVER
#24
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: las vegas nv.
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Oh love all those racks...but...yes with me there is always a but..lol I live in area that the wind no matter how lil of a breeze it can leave a fine gritty residue on surfaces, and I have found since living here even though my thread racks are covered in heavy vinyl it still gets really dusty.
Saw a neat way to store them in drawers by gluing short pieces of dowel rods, I think that is the way I am headed.
p.s.
While drooling over all that thread in those pics I was thinking it would go bad before i got a chance to use it up..lol
Saw a neat way to store them in drawers by gluing short pieces of dowel rods, I think that is the way I am headed.
p.s.
While drooling over all that thread in those pics I was thinking it would go bad before i got a chance to use it up..lol
#25
Those racks all look neat, but the first one looks like it might be attatched on the inside of a closet door, hence the hinges. I need to look for plans for a thread holder and build one. Mayber get some of my wood working skills back from long ago. Thanks for posting the pics, what great ideas.
#26
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Location: las vegas nv.
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Originally Posted by valsma
Those racks all look neat, but the first one looks like it might be attatched on the inside of a closet door, hence the hinges. I need to look for plans for a thread holder and build one. Mayber get some of my wood working skills back from long ago. Thanks for posting the pics, what great ideas.
#28
My DH has been making me thread racks to hold the large cones of quilting thread for my LA. He has made 2 so far. The smaller one on the left is one that I bought at WalMart. I had painted peg boards the funky colors so he used the same paint for the racks.
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