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costumegirl 08-29-2010 05:29 PM

I use the Dritz one and I like it - never tips and thread doesn't tangle - guess it would depend on how you position it behind your machine.

Sadiemae 08-29-2010 05:35 PM


Originally Posted by costumegirl
I use the Dritz one and I like it - never tips and thread doesn't tangle - guess it would depend on how you position it behind your machine.

I just like the cast iron. I can take it with me and I never have to worry about bending it. I took a Dritz one and bent it way out of shape. It is just personal preference like most of what we purchase. There is little difference in price so I bought the heavier one.

Up North 08-29-2010 05:36 PM

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I bought a paper towel stand at dollar tree and my son made me one,

Sadiemae 08-29-2010 05:36 PM


Originally Posted by Up North
I bought a paper towel stand at dollar tree and my son made me one,

Very cool and very inexpensive.

Bubblegum0077 08-29-2010 05:44 PM

I use a small empty spool and put that under the cone. The spool rotates but the cone won't wobble off the machine. A cheap way to get the job done. Try it.

Granna of 5 08-29-2010 06:04 PM

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I used a old paper towel holder with an old wood thread holder(?) I guess and a metal coat hanger soldered to edge.

Sadiemae 08-29-2010 06:08 PM


Originally Posted by Granna of 5
I used a old paper towel holder with an old wood thread holder(?) I guess and a metal coat hanger soldered to edge.

Awesome idea! I have the stuff to solder, but I am not sure how safe that would for me to do it...

theoldgraymare 08-29-2010 06:16 PM

The smaller spools I put in a coffee cup or mason jar. The big spools I just set behind my machine. Works fine.

bjnicholson 08-29-2010 06:21 PM


Originally Posted by Bubblegum0077
I use a small empty spool and put that under the cone. The spool rotates but the cone won't wobble off the machine. A cheap way to get the job done. Try it.

A lady at JoAnn's told me she does that too. She is a tailor at a dry cleaners.

cjomomma 08-29-2010 06:27 PM

These are some really neat ideas. You all are so resourceful.


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