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Cone thread holder
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This is how I use my cone thread on my treadle. I thought others might find it interesting. I used an empty cone and drilled 2 corresponding holes through it to fit on the upright spool holder. I put a stick on Velcro circle on the inner cone and push the full cone onto it tightly. It works great and the thread feeds off it nicely.
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I think that is a great idea. Very creative thinking.
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BRILLIANT idea! :thumbup:
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Thanks for sharing a great idea!
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Creative thinking!!!!
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Am glad you posted that idea ... was going to reroll everything on a smaller spool by hand and hope for the best! ; )
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Clever of you. Is it less expensive to purchase cone's rather than spools? It seems like I am really going through spools. Thanks for sharing. BrendaK
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Love it! I'm going to give it a try
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very clever
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wow great idea-I have some vintage machines that I could do that with-thanks for sharing
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What an ingenious idea! Sandy 64
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Originally Posted by BrendaK
(Post 5621155)
Clever of you. Is it less expensive to purchase cone's rather than spools? It seems like I am really going through spools. Thanks for sharing. BrendaK
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well thank you for the great idea.....
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Thanks for sharing this great idea. Happy quilting.
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Thanks do much for sharing. You are so creative!
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Quilters, where there is a will there is a way an we always find just the right one. Great Idea.
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Your problem solving amazes me. Thanks for sharing!
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What a great idea!!
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aren't you just the cleaver one...great idea
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that looks like it works very smartly! thanks for sharing that! :)
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Oh are you smart. Wonderful idea
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Very good idea. You are so creative.
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you are very creative
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Very creative.
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neat idea!!!!
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AWWWWWWWWW THAT IS A GREAT IDEA. thx for sharing.
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Another way of using cone thread is just put the cone thread in a jar set behind your sewing machine and thread it as you normally do and sew. Have done this for years until my husband made me a cone shape wood dole rod that fit on my sewing machine that now hold my cone thread when I sew. I now use cone thread for almost all my sewing it it much cheaper then buy single spool of thread.
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I love it! Now, to save an empty spool!!
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Great idea!
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What a brilliant idea! I am going to copy your idea for my regular sewing machine as well. Thanks very much.
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Yes, Brenda, it is much less expensive to buy the cones. Go online and check out Long Creek Mills. He ships everywhere.
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CLEAVER I will have to remember that one!
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Thanks for sharing this idea. I have and use 3 cone holders without a problem except that I have more than 3 machines, usually with several threaded at the same time (and on different floors of my house). Now this idea will keep all my machines that I need threaded at the same time well supplied with freely flowing thread. Looks like a great idea for the vintage/antique machines. And no more running up and down the stairs!
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Brilliant idea! I'm going to try this with my featherweight.
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Good idea, but I never would have thought of it. I have a treadle, but I never use it.
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What a clever idea. Thanks for posting.
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Brilliant !!!!
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Great idea! Thanks for the tip.
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great idea!!
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Excellent idea. Thanks for sharing.
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