Diy embroidery floss storage

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My freshman year of college, I decided that I needed something crafty to do. Crochet and Knitting looked too complicated, so I decided to try Cross Stitching. So, I self-taught myself with a few simple Christmas ornaments for my family. It was a success, and so began my love of all things Cross Stitch. My mom found out about this, and started to pick me up embroidery floss when she went to garage sales. I soon had an enormous amount of colors. I tried the little book ends with the bags in…

I made this floss bobbin template for my Cricut to store my embroidery floss skeins. I used heavy cardstock. Here is the template, if you right click the pic you can save it. When you insert the image into your design s…

A step-by-step process of how to create your own embroidery floss bobbins and how to organize your embroidery floss!

Ideas for how to organize embroidery floss and a video on how DMC floss is made.

Embroidery floss bobbins and storage box made from recycled cereal boxes. This is another project made from one of my favorite things to recylce, cereal boxes. There are a few other stuff I keep like soap boxes, paper bags, plastic bottles, etc. that I think I could repurpose. Anyway, the cereal boxes I have with me are perfect for making this embroidery floss box and bobbins. Sure, there are lots of bobbins like these for sale and also plastic organizers but I always like to make my own…

These Embroidery Thread Storage Ideas are sure to help you get organized - they are practical, easy, and inexpensive to implement!

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round THREAD RINGS mother of pearl embroidery floss organizer or storage

Keeping embroidery floss organized and stored well is super helpful when it comes to quickly finding what you need for a new project. Plus it will protect your threads from dirt, dust, hair, moisture, and fading. There are so many different ways to organize embroidery floss, so I asked my readers to

Try one of these embroidery thread storage solutions to keep your thread tangle free and easy to use.

The best ways to store and organized embroidery floss and thread so it's easy to find and won't get tangles. Binders, boxes, rings, and more.

Once I finally finished wrapping all of my embroidery flosses (as shown a few pins below) I decided that this was the best organization system. The box is from creative options, most of the floss and popsicle sticks are from Michael’s.

A little bit neater is still neater!

After a few days I finally get my threads organized. I have "cheap" thread (no brand at all) that I use for small projects or for household needs. Then I have DMC and Omega threads. I had too much of those, so I had to separated them in two boxes. One with reds and pinks (I don't know why I have a lot of these colors) and the rest of the colors. Check how to do this clicking here! My threads organized! I wrote down the code on one side of the chipboard. This way I know what color I was…

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Prepping and Storing Your Embroidery Floss - a tutorial — Ms. Cleaver - Creations for a Handmade Life