I have organized my large DMC floss collection first by wrapping each floss onto a cardboard floss card and labeling it in pen with the DMC floss number. Then I place each cardboard bobbin into a labelled hard plastic floss organizer box. The box holds approximately one hundred bobbins and closes tight. To store all my threads I have seven of these plastic floss organizer boxes. By organizing my threads this way I save time and money because I can easily determine whether I have the color on hand or if I need to purchase anything to start a project.
Yes, there are many ways to handle the big floss collection. This was posted 8 years ago and still work excellent for me. Its cheap & easy to use. Especially when I want to bring them with my journey
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Post time 2021-9-14 18:51
I do this also. What type of box do you keep them all in? I use photo boxes, but currently it takes 7 of them. I have been researching a better way and may have found something. It is a case that DJs use to store their huge volume of CDs. The CDs are put in "hanging" envelopes that are suspended in the suitcase like hanging file folders would be. Each little folder can hold two CDs, but I would have each color in their own little hanging folder. Cases range in size to hold up to 900 CDs.
I use wine boxes - Johnnie Walker as photo - which are available at home.
It can contain 110 zipper bags.
I love to reuse all things around home and dont spend much on new ones
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Post time 2013-9-22 15:32
Thank you for sharing. You gave me an idea to organize mine also. That is one very tidy organizing. I use plastic bobbin and some of my threads are brittle already. Too many wasted floss. :(
I do this also. What type of box do you keep them all in? I use photo boxes, but currently it take ...
I use wine boxes - Johnnie Walker as photo :) - which are available at home.
It can contain 110 zipper bags.
I love to reuse all things around home and dont spend much on new ones :D