Thread Spools and Bobbins
I used to use (a leftover box from my last baby) the disposable baby bottle bags and enclose the spool and bobbin together inside and fold down and tape shut. Then I found those handy (tiny) ziplock bags in the craft section of Walmart and started to use those.
I also came up with the idea of a pegboard of some sort to hang on my sewing room wall next to my machine with dowel rods cut long enough to hold the spool and bobbin on the same dowel. I just haven't put the idea into action yet.
Tawnda
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RE: Thread Spools and Bobbins
Check stores for display boxes with pegs in them.I have them all over my house in all shapes & sizes.I love them.If I don't like the advertising on them I cover it with contact paper & I Always put duct tape on the parts where the boxes are put together & over the ends of the pegs in the back.Some even have hanging thingies & if not it is easy to improvise.
I check the carts where the empty boxes are being removed.The Absolute best time for this is right before & right after Christmas.After Easter & Valentines are good times too
All sorts of supplies & little gifts are hanging in these boxes.Now close to a dozen,if not more are in my house.I got my first set over 30 years ago.It was a makeup display with a set of hooks down each side.I cut off these sides,duct taped over the back of the hooks,covered the pieces of heavy cardboard with red & white checked contact paper,punched a hanging hole in the top & they've held necklaces ever since.
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RE: Thread Spools and Bobbins
I did something similar a long time ago using a bulletin board I already had and for the "pegs" I used large nails with little heads (finishing nails, 2 1/2-3 " long". ) The nails work fine and are actually long enough for the bobbin and spool to hang on the same nail. Put the nails into the board on a slant upwards so they don't fall off.
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RE: Thread Spools and Bobbins
There are "L" shaped hooks for pegboard that will hold a small spool and a bobbin.
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