Thread Catcher?
I have a friend that wants a "Thread Catcher" and I have no idea what it is or where to find one. Can anyone help me? Please!!!!
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Check out this one! it has a pincushion too. I just made it and it works great. In the rim of the bag I used the plastic strapping that comes on boxes to keep the bag open.
http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2009/03/...abric-focus-3/ Happy Sewing! |
I made a lunch bag from fabric and put rice inside the bottom to weight it. It folds nicely and I can take it with me. Anything goes to catch the threads!
Here's a link so you can see dimensions for the one with pin cushion. Good luck. http://www.msgracies.com/Thread_Catchers.htm Here's a tutorial http://www.kquilts-studio.com/Kquilt...adcatcher.html |
I wish those thread catchers would actually catch the threads. Turns out you have to put them in there. :( I don't, so they get all over the floor instead.
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Here is a really cute one!!!
http://needlingthings.blogspot.com/2...d-catcher.html |
Thank you very much. I thought it was something I could purchase but guess I will have to get busy and make her one. Oh well, that I can do! I truly never had heard of one!
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www.millersdrygoods.com has them. They are the ones with the attached pin cushion.
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Originally Posted by luvstoquilt
(Post 4944666)
Thank you very much. I thought it was something I could purchase but guess I will have to get busy and make her one. Oh well, that I can do! I truly never had heard of one!
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Originally Posted by dunster
(Post 4943333)
I wish those thread catchers would actually catch the threads. Turns out you have to put them in there. :( I don't, so they get all over the floor instead.
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