Great idea .
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Originally Posted by Mo_Chride
Another idea that works for me is I thread a needle right onto the spool. I drop the spool into a ziploc bag and poke the needle through the side/end of the bag, pulling the thread out through the hole. Zip the bag closed. I then pull out as much thread as I need, leaving a "tail" of thread protruding out of the bag a few inches. Next time, I just thread the needle onto the tail and pull again.
Neat, cheap, tidy, keeps the thread from getting dusty/fluffy/dirty/whatever. The bag stops the thread from rolling away and folds up nice and tight so it doesn't take up much extra space when storing. And who doesn't have a ziploc type baggie of any sort in their home? Tara That is a great idea...and they have those snack size ziploc bags that would be just the right size. Thanks! |
Originally Posted by kwiltnutt
How did you punch the holes through?
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Originally Posted by darleneerickson
how have you lost all the weight - any particular program?
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Originally Posted by GramaLaura
Opal Jane you are so clever!!!! I will surely try this one myself. And dear lady.....look at you.....congratulations on your weight loss!!! You must feel wonderful. Soon I will copy you on this achievement also. Great job!!! :-D
Thank you so much...if you look further on into the postings, I tell how I lost the weight. Good luck with your weight loss. |
great idea... you should send it in to fonsandporter tips
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Originally Posted by Mo_Chride
Another idea that works for me is I thread a needle right onto the spool. I drop the spool into a ziploc bag and poke the needle through the side/end of the bag, pulling the thread out through the hole. Zip the bag closed. I then pull out as much thread as I need, leaving a "tail" of thread protruding out of the bag a few inches. Next time, I just thread the needle onto the tail and pull again.
Neat, cheap, tidy, keeps the thread from getting dusty/fluffy/dirty/whatever. The bag stops the thread from rolling away and folds up nice and tight so it doesn't take up much extra space when storing. And who doesn't have a ziploc type baggie of any sort in their home? Tara |
Could you please run for President!!! Great idea.
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Thanks for the info!
Darlene |
Originally Posted by TheCloser
Could you please run for President!!! Great idea.
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That is such a great idea!
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Great idea! I'll do this and won't have to fight my cat who tries to play with the spools.
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Great idea!
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Very very clever!!!!
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what a clever idea. going to have to get myself to Walmart. thanks for sharing.
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Isn't that clever!
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Good idea. Quilters are very ccreative people in more ways than one.
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Originally Posted by LAB55
That is neat !!
I use a large medicine bottle with hole poked in the top for my hand quilting thread. |
Oh my! Thank you for this clever idea. Got any more?
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Dog hit my elbow so I double posted. Yep, blame it on the dog!
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What a neat idea. I keep my quilting thread in those by color. Who would have hought to put a hole in the lid.
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Very creative, good idea.
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what a clever idea. i will have to give it a try.
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Neat idea!
Hey, congratulations on your weight loss! |
Originally Posted by quilter64779
I use all size medicine bottles with a hole punched in top to carry along. Also at sewing table when sewing binding on hate to chase the thread.
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