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Another great lady on this site had sent me some tiny terry hair bands to try and they were great.
I found a pack of 200 for $1.00 at the Dollar General in all kinds of colors. I even try to match the color of the hair band to the thread and they are fantastic. They just slip right over the bobbin beautifully. I embroider so I even put all the white terry bands on those bobbins to distinguuish them. And the price fit me better than the fancy bobbin covers. Karen
Originally Posted by newbee3
How do you keep your bobbins from becoming a big mess of tangled threads???
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I just keep some in a plastic box...but I do have a couple of the round rubber ones that you just stick the bobbin in and you can see what color they are. I haven't tried the hair band ones but if it ever comes to that I will! Keep the cheaper version ideas coming!
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Originally Posted by newbee3
How do you keep your bobbins from becoming a big mess of tangled threads???
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I use a 7-day pill container that has straight sides. Each day holds 4 bobbins securely and I can see the colors of the thread through the lids and which days have empty bobbins.
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Originally Posted by mmdquilts
That is such a great idea Melody! I use the tiny rubber bands for kids hair.
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Originally Posted by newbee3
How do you keep your bobbins from becoming a big mess of tangled threads???
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Bobbin buddies http://jhittlesewing.funoverload.com/sewing/catalog.php
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I use the bobbin donuts. It will hold lots of bobbins. there are 2 colors (red,blue and purple) I have a different color for each machine so know which bobbins are which. thread stays on bobbins. Can drop it and they don't come out. I also bought one with master piece thread in it for applique many colors to have for traveling.
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Goody Ouchless Ponytailers. I also use them on my embroidery thread and any other thread that doesn't have a thread holder.
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Sorry, double post.
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