A.J. Publish time 2013-3-8 15:36

Very neat, mine look about the same, just in single-layer boxes, took me some time - years ago - to get it this way but very happy with the result:)

valandra Publish time 2013-3-8 15:38

i do like you   :)

fei2x Publish time 2013-3-8 15:47

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I use the plastic too. When I first started stitching, all they had were the paper ones. I still h ...

I use Pilot Frixion pens to write down the codes on the plastic bobins and if I make mistakes, the ink can be easily erased. The pens are very nifty. Now I cant live without them.

aleoislane1 Publish time 2013-3-8 15:59

I do in the same way!

mush-mush Publish time 2013-3-8 16:10

:):):)
Pretty similar to what I do

mammamonica Publish time 2013-3-8 16:21

good idea to keep them tidy skeins

ладен Publish time 2013-3-8 16:23

thank you.

geordiesmom Publish time 2013-3-8 16:38

Lovely Job!I have mine in the single layer plastic craft boxes in the same format as you do.I usually wind my floss while sitting watching t.v.I also put the floss for the project Im working on together in a spare box with needles, scissors, etc., so it is always ready to go.Happy Stitching!

teresamcc Publish time 2013-3-8 16:47

I love the numbering on the cards, makes selecting the threads so clear. I used to store my threads the other way round (with the actual thread at the top) and they got discoloured. Lesson learned !

efka78 Publish time 2013-3-8 16:50

Very neat. Great system :D
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