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What great ideas for these spools. I love them.
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Your lucky day. Enjoy
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Don't you just love the wooden spools. I have some and would not part with them just because I remember that is what my granny used. great memories of watching her quilt and she taught me. nice find :)
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I think this blogger http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sourc...wf4p8aIyE0vY-g just found a bunch of thread on wooden spools and should be doing a few posts on them, I'll try to get to the actual posts at some point, in case you are interested. Congratulations on your great find!
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Originally Posted by sewingsuz
I found all this thread mostly on wooden spools at thrift shop today fro $5.50. Empty small and large spools in plastic containers were 50 cents. I paid $3.75 for plastic containers to put the spools in. Good find. Happy Dance!!!! :thumbup:
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Found it! There should be some good ideas in the comments on this: http://mayamade.blogspot.com/2011/02...ew-blocks.html
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Happy Dance!
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That is all - Now I have to make a run to all the shops, even at 3.50 a gallon. Wonderful buy for you!
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Wow and my sister thinks her old thread should be thrown away. I told her not too, but I'll have to send her this post.
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If the thread is too old to actually use, I put a little dab of glue on the end to hold it down and the fill containers like mason jars with the spools and have them in my sewing room...I only do it with wooden ones :)
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