11 ideas for Embroidery thread storage
I have so much thread as a full time crafter. So, I’ve rounded up 11 fun ideas for embroidery thread storage.
If you are a dedicated stitcher, you can soon find your embroidery thread or floss can get out of hand pretty quickly. These threads are precious and need to be cared for.
Quick ideas for thread storage
- storage boxes
- shaped bobbins
- rotating holders
- spools
- floss drops
- thread catchers
- sewing boxes
- and more! Read on…
11 ideas for Embroidery thread storage
From boxes to bobbins and floss bins. These should help you keep your thread stash under control.
-1 x Transparent box
-1 x Manual winder
-100 x Floss bobbins
-260 x Writable Stickers
Each set contains 12 bobbins and they are made from 4mm thick premium MDF, making them strong and durable.
These cute hedgehog bobbins are a fun and practical way to store your threads. The end of the thread can easily be put through the slit in the mouth to stop it from unravelling.
Elevate your thread organization game with our 3D Printed Stitchbows. Perfect for keeping your embroidery floss, threads, and yarns neatly organized and easily accessible, these stitchbows combine functionality with a touch of modern craftsmanship. Choose up to 28 different colors to suit any project you may be working on.
Set of 12 wooden bobbins with a beehive shape and bee design
This 3 tier design allows for maximum storage and ease of access
This is made in from a light wood in an attractive long-lasting design
This is a great set of 100 simply designed floss organizers made of wood, one wooden openwork box, two magnetic bobbins style needle holders, case for scissors and a case for needles.
The design is laser engraved. All items in the set, covered with a silky matte lacquer.
Organize your threads and floss in style - available with 12 or 24 numbered slots that hold standard floss bobbins, this floss holder will help you keep your project neat and tidy.
This beautifully crafted tray holds 24 bobbins, features a magnetic needle holder as well as a dedicated space for your scissors and small tools—so everything stays neatly in place.
Keep your embroidery work neat and organized with this practical wooden floss and needle organizer.
Clear Acrylic Floss Hanger Storage Box, custom-designed to keep your thread drops upright, organized, and easy to grab.
My floss is stored in the plastic containers. I have 4 of those and also the extra skeins go in the nuts and bolts cabinets. I have a few of those too! It’s pretty organized as long as I put them all back when done a project. I quite like the “royal embroidery box” that is beautiful.
I keep the threads I am using on the present project in a basket with holes in it, the kind you can get at the dollar store. When I am finished with the thread color I attach the leftover thread to one of the holes in the basket for future use. I also keep a pair of clippers on hand, my needle minder is attached to the basket with velcro or sticky tape, as well as my project. It hides well on the side of my couch and if anyone comes over, I can skoot it to the back of my couch out of sight!
what a great way to store them
I use snack zipper plastic bag by Amazon. I write the number on it with a sharpie. I then file them in order using Amazon boxes. Then stack them where I can use them to get the necessary threads for my next embroidery project. I also sometimes use this thread to sew buttons back on coats, jeans, shorts. It is stronger than regular sewing thread.
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