I needed a way to keep my threads so I could easily cut the amount i wanted and not end up with a tangled mess. I remembered seeing a great way to solve this here:
I needed a way to keep my threads so I could easily cut the amount i wanted and not end up with a tangled mess. I remembered seeing a great way to solve this here:
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Go out and buy your threads. I bought mine at Michael's for about 4 bucks. Get some card stock while you are at it! Or any thick paper that your printer will be able to print on.

This is where it can get tricky, It took a lot of undoing knots until I got it right. I took the paper sleeve off my threads then open up the threads so you end up with a large loop of thread and slip it on your wrist. now take a little card and start winding! This keeps all the thread from tangling, (it still may get knots, GO SLOW)
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Lilim
19 Jul 17:13
Those are to pretty. I hate the ones you can buy in the store their always so ugly and you cant write on them >.> I like to write the colour of the thread number so I know what it is when I run out
Nosnin
20 Jul 15:36
I have something like that. But I hate to wrap them because the thread something gets tangled and I want to throw it out the window! But they do look nice and neat and pretty!
queenfairypants
20 Jul 18:37
these are really good I think I'll just draw my own designs on them :D
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Cat Morley
22 Jul 14:23
That is an excellent idea, I'm going to do that right now. Thanks xo
KonKord Chimpanzy
12 Aug 04:05
What website did you find these on? The link is not there. thx
threeelin
21 Aug 18:36
whats the link?