Embroidery floss organization

If you are new to embroidery (or need some organization tips), here you will learn basic methods of organization your embroidery floss. Whether you are a hobby crafter or selling your handmade embroidery pieces online or at markets, you'll want to learn the basics of keeping your stock of embroidery neat, tidy, and accessible at all times. This tutorial comes with a full list of basic storage supplies, tools to help get you started. #embroideryfloss #organization #organizing tips…

Ideas for how to organize embroidery floss and a video on how DMC floss is made.

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Keeping embroidery floss organized and stored well is super helpful when it comes to quickly finding what you need for a new project. Plus it will protect your threads from dirt, dust, hair, moisture, and fading. There are so many different ways to organize embroidery floss, so I asked my readers to

Here's how to store embroidery floss that will help prevent tangling and also keep your thread organized so you can find the colors you need!

A quick start to the week here, with a little “hack” for embroidery floss organization! This is a terrific idea from Brenda, a reader who sent along some photos of how she’s been keeping her collection of DMC floss organized for some 30 years. If you have a large collection of floss – say, a ...

Embroidery floss is one of those supplies that seems to sneak up on you. I did for me. I'd buy a couple of skeins for a project here, then a half-dozen for another project there. I'll tell myself that I'd wind them onto the little cardboard bobbins, and organize them into binders or boxes, but more

I get asked this question at least once a week. Why the heck do I store my embroidery floss on clothespins? The short answer is because I have always done it that way. But there is also a long answer... Because it saves my sanity. Keep in mind that I own a minimum 1 skein of every DMC color, more skeins for more