Neuras

I just opened up my first cone of thread to use on my juki. I've purchased a few more for other projects. How do you store it so that the thread doesn't unravel off of it? Somewhere in the back of my mind I recall reading about a "wrap" to put on it but my mind is too foggy to remember now. Thanks!

Prism99

If it is a large cone, I would consider buying some ponytail rings (the kind that do not have the metal joining) at the drugstore and trying that. Just slip the ring over the cone. I don't like the clear plastic wraps because it can be hard to find the end. I just think the ponytail rings would be easier.

If it is a small cone, you might want to invest in these:
https://www.amazon.com/Prevents-Unwi...dp/B00X037FGQ/

feline fanatic

You can use floral nets on the cone. Just about any florist will have them and probably give you a few no charge.

Neuras

Thank you. It's a 5,000 yard cotton cone from connecting threads (great deal!). Do you think these will still work (wraps)?

Prism99

In reading the reviews, I saw a complaint that the wraps pop off of the larger cones (such as 5,000 yard). This leads me to believe they work well only for the smaller cones (which I think are 1,000 yards).

Neuras

Thank you! Any other suggestions?

EasyPeezy

I use a rubber band and store my bobbin with the big cone

Cfrosty

Do a search on Amazon for "thread nets". There were about 11 or so to look at.
Also,
https://www.superiorthreads.com/shop...d=Handy%20Nets

http://www.sewthankful.com/ThreadNets.html

TeresaA

Uh oh, you're supposed to do something special? Some of my threads (Glide) has a thread end catch. If it doesn't, I simply wind the loose part around the spool and pet it into place. If you have room on the spool, you can saw a little thread catch into the spool.

Onebyone

I use Dritz Long Arm Thread Socks. They fit the biggest cones I have. You can cut them the length you want. About $4 for 20 inch length.