selvie Publish time 2013-3-8 08:21

good idea :)

runawaygirl Publish time 2013-3-8 09:12

cool :) thats perfect

seb0357 Publish time 2013-3-8 09:47

runawaygirl replied at 2013-3-7 20:12 static/image/common/back.gif
coolthats perfect

Thank you!

workingmyneedle Publish time 2013-3-8 09:59

job well done.

seb0357 Publish time 2013-3-8 10:07

workingmyneedle replied at 2013-3-7 20:59 static/image/common/back.gif
job well done.

Thank you!Some of those colors Ive never used and Ive had them for several years. Some of the colors look so much alike I dont know why they make another number.Oh yes I do...Ill buy it and theyll make more money!

bananena Publish time 2013-3-8 10:20

Its good, congratulations!! :loveliness:

adryas14 Publish time 2013-3-8 12:21

muy linda tu casa muchos colores la vdd yo tengo poco la vdd a comparacion de ti, y aun asi mi esposo piensa que tengo mucho jijij

Willow Publish time 2013-3-8 12:37

labrill replied at 2013-3-8 07:54 static/image/common/back.gif
I store mine the same way. Basically, I bought a pack of the little stickers with the numbers on the ...

Wow, you are lucky to have this back up system.

fei2x Publish time 2013-3-8 14:55

I store my threads this way too. I bought the containers from a hardware store. I think they were intended for storing bolts and screws. LOL. I use plastic bobins, though. They last longer than the ones made from cards. :D

seb0357 Publish time 2013-3-8 15:09

fei2x replied at 2013-3-8 01:55 static/image/common/back.gif
I store my threads this way too. I bought the containers from a hardware store. I think they were in ...

I use the plastic too. When I first started stitching, all they had were the paper ones. I still have some thread on some of those, but Im slowly changing them all out.
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