How do you store your stitching in progress? Please share some ideas for me. I'm positive there has to be a better way; I'm hoping you can tell me what it is.
Saturday, February 25, 2017
A better way?
How do you store your stitching in progress? Please share some ideas for me. I'm positive there has to be a better way; I'm hoping you can tell me what it is.
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I had a carrying case much like your but when you opened it up - one side had a clear plastic pocket for the project and then clear individual pockets on the other side - I'll try to show you later today on Facebook - maybe messenger because we aren't Facebook individual friends
ReplyDeleteWhen I get new floss, I transfer it onto a plastic bobbin that fits neatly into a plastic container made for that purpose. You can find the container & bobbins at Michaels. I keep the bobbins I need for the project in a bag and they don't get tangled up.
ReplyDeleteI do something similar to what Jo-Lee does - works well for keeping the floss untangled. Depending on how big my Aida cloth is, I can usually fit it into a 12x12 clear container with a handle (narrower than the deep ones made by IRIS).
ReplyDeleteI don't really do stitching and stuff but if I did I think I would store it in my cupboard. It has different shelves and drawers which would keep them untangled.
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