Floss drops diy

Today, I’m going to show you a fun and convenient way to organize your threads for your embroidery projects – Thread Drops! Have you seen these? Well, now’s your chance to see them! I’ll show you how they work, and I’ll tell you what I like about them. Thread Drops come in three styles, all ...

Thread/Floss Holder – Thread/Floss Drop – Thread/Floss Minder | Mouse Potato Designs

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Sick of messy, tangled threads? 👀 Discover the secret of organised Cross Stitchers - Floss Drops! ✂️💡 Step into a world of colour-coordinated bliss 🌈, where every project becomes a breeze. Learn how to store and handle your threads like a pro! 🧵🎉

Cross stitch patterns with snark and sass on Instagram: "I've gotten a couple requests to show this process after the reel about how to separate a strand from a floss drop, so here it is! This video is very sped up, of course, but actual time from start to finish is two minutes, about the same as winding a bobbin, in my experience 🙂 Does this inspire you to try out floss drops?? It's by far my favorite way to store and use thread ♥️ . . . . . . . . #embroidery #crossstitch #needlework…

This ongoing project has become my hands-down favourite new obsession! I was looking for a way to showcase the floss colours I own and play around organizing them in different ways without having to completely pull apart the three boxes of numerically ordered bobbins that I store my floss in every time the whim catches me. I own almost every shade of DMC's six-stranded cotton embroidery floss - that's more than 400 bobbins of floss and while the storage boxes I use are great for keeping my…

1. Because I have always done it this way. Not the most glamorous answer, but a truthful one. 2. They make it easy to take inventory of what floss I already have and what I am running low on. Keep in mind that I own a minimum of 1 floss skein of every single DMC color. And many of my most commonly used colors, I h

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