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Want to make a thread holder for your sewing space? Here's our step by step process that you can use to make a custom holder that fits your sewing needs.

Recently my husband made me a warping stand. I had wanted one for a long time, but the store bought ones are very costly. I showed him some pictures and explained the function to him and he was more than willing to make me one. When I showed the finished stand on social media, it...Read More

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√√√ SET OF 2X60 MINI SPOOLS THREAD RACKS:This package includes two sets of 60 spools thread racks which is equal to a single set 120 spools thread rack. √ Make your embroidery and quilting easier: The center distance of two spindles is 1.7 inch, the height of each spindle is 1.4 inch, which is designed for holding 60 mini king spools & cones 【NOT suitable for large spools!!!】. It is a great helper to nicely organize your thread spools and make your sewing room or sewing desk to be clean and…

I'm facing a number of sewing projects in the next few weeks, ranging from simple covers for my refinished grab rails (Sunbrella) to re-stitching my dodger/ replacing the clears. While we own a cheap Chinese sewing machine, I wanted something with more "guts". I researched older sewing machines made entirely of metal, with enough punch to see multiple layers of Sunbrella. I kept coming across referenced to the "greatest sewing machine ever made", the Singer 401. This machine retailed in 1959…

Top Canada DIY blog, Fynes Designs, shares how to create your own DIY Thread Rack. Click here now for all the info!!

How to make a wall mounted thread rack to easily store threads. This DIY thread organiser needs minimal wood work skills. Full instructions and photo tutorial.

If we quilt, we like big spools of thread. If we use big spools of thread or thread that is cross wound on the spools, we need a thread sta...

How to Make a Simple and Stylish Thread Rack: I was cleaning out my room and managed to come across a lot of left over scraps from old projects that I have saved over the years with the intent of using them later. Usually, this means I organize the scraps and stash them somewhere to be forgotte…

Here is an easy do-it-yourself solution for thread storage. I just came into a lot of embroidery thread! Anita Goodesign had an online "Yard Sale". They were clearing out inventory from their recent events and projects. One of the items for sale was a limited quantity of a Box of Thread. For $30, it said you get a box of embroidery thread that has been used for various recent events. The picture showed that the spools all looked like they had a good amount of thread on them, so I figured it…

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Anyone else having problems with storing those spools of thread and getting jealous of the pretty ones that 'everyone else' seems to have, that would turn that mess a tidy display of beauty? And then when you decide to buy one - there aren't any to buy?!?!?! No? Well, this was it for me. And then what do you do? YOU BUILD YOUR OWN! This is the one I made. If you want to know how, keep reading! This rack has the finished size of W50 cm H130 cm (19,5" x 51") and it accommodates 90 spools and…