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I saw this photo on one of the embroidery groups I belong to. Everyone has been asking for directions, but so far, no answers. It looks like it might be made of the frames of folding louvered doors because I think I see a little peek of a hinge in there. Anyway, I am hoping that my DH and DS can make me one for my birthday on the 29th of this month. (I'm dreaming ...) Space is at a premium in my sewing room, but I have floor to ceiling shelving from IKEA and I think it would make a terrific door on the front of one! I have TONS of thread and just purchased a bargain lot of 260 cones of embroidery thread that is still in the shipping box. What do you think?
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I want one!
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WOW! I have to book mark this to show DH.
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Really like that. I have soooo much thread and I have it stored helter, skelter in drawers!! Love your idea!!
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If it weren't for the fading issue -- wouldn't that make a great window treatment?
Yes, if anyone can figure this out and share plans, please do. The woman who posted the picture is from Alabama and hasn't responded for a couple of weeks. I just hope she's safe from the flooding! |
Neat idea!
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Two more! Directions are posted in the files area of KitLitter Kreations Yahoo Group
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I've seen those. Some use two 1x4's (lumber) with drilled holes set on an angle so you can slip a dowel rod thru to hang ribbon rolls,rolls of wrapping paper,etc. The one like you have pictured has 1x4's also just nailed in -on an angle- with pieces of dowel rods for the thread. Your does look like they have it as a hinged door. But very easy to make, according to DH.
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Originally Posted by sisLH
But very easy to make, according to DH.
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All my thread fits in a shoebox. I can't imagine having that much thread:)
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