Originally Posted by b.zang
I have a couple boxes from the fishing tackle department that are flat, snap shut and have lots of moveable dividers inside.
I put all spools and bobbins of the same thread together in a section, so I don't try to match up threaded bobbins with spools they don't belong to. |
Mine are in a very small fishing tackle box that has several quite small compartments. Won this at a trade show and since I don't fish it made it's way into the sewing room
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I keep mine on my thread holder. I can get three on each holder.
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I use a blue (or purple) rubber ring for bobbins. I got mine at my LQS.
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i keep my bobbins on my thread holder too but i keep the thread on it as well so they are always together so I dont have to look for the matching bobbin.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Have you seen this?
http://www.superiorthreads.com/shop/...onut/products/ I ordered one from Connecting Threads (cheaper) and it's super for applique, handpiecing, or mending, all the colors needed in one place. I want to get a second doughnut to hold my threads that are not 100% cotton. Besides, I've run out of space so I sort of need another one. |
Originally Posted by Busy Lizzy
How do you keep your bobbins from getting tangled and messy
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I have a little tray that holds about 25 of them on their sides. When I put them in, I try to make sure the last inch is underneath.
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Hi Everyone.
Thanks for all your help. I did go to Connecting Threads and saw the doughnuts and I think I just may invest in a few of them without the thread, they were reasonable . Thanks again |
If you put a golf tee through the bobbin hole, then you can stick the golf tee into the hole on the spool of matching thread. Keeps matching threads together.
Might your husband have some golf tees that he wouldn't miss?? Sue |
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