How To Make Embroidery Floss Bobbins

The colors in the boxes sort of correspond with the color of the box but not quite as closely as I would have liked. It allows all our camper to access the supplies they need easily.

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Slide the hole end of a plastic or cardboard bobbin into the holder and align the holes.

How to make embroidery floss bobbins. Pull about 15 inches of thread loose from a skein of embroidery floss. Pick up a skein of floss and find the loose end. Lay the end of the floss along one side of the bobbin and manually wrap the floss a few times around the card to secure the end.

Simply wind the floss gently around Flossys tummy until it is almost wound up then place the end of the thread in her mouth as shown in the photos. Balsa wood is very easily cut using a sharp craft knife or scalpel. Anchor the ends on the floss in the small slits.

Flossy was made from my original art and is made from beautiful. First take the end of the embroidery thread and place it through one of the slots. Slide the end into the cut slot in the end of the bobbin to secure.

Now you get to put your thread on the bobbin. Be careful if its a delicate thread it. Put them aside -- youll need them later.

When pulling embroidery floss from the skein its important to pull from the right end to avoid a. It helps if you also make a cut to put through the end part of the thread so that the whole thing stays intact. Hold it back and then wrap the embroidery thread around the bobbin until you get near the end of the thread.

Reinsert the peg through the hole to secure the bobbin in place. New floss all neat and tidy. By viewing this video you will learn how to quickly and properly wrap embroidery thread around a bobbin for storage.

Use scotch tape to tape the label to the bobbin. Continue to pull it under the needle then back up toward the needle tip. Super cute and functional Flossy easily holds one skein of embroidery floss.

Loop the floss around the tip of the needle. Flossy is keeping your floss. I glued eight origami boxes together which are just enough to house all my embroidery floss bobbins.

Here is some basic equipment you will need. The descriptive version is. Wind your floss around the bobbin.

Based on the size of the finished compartments I made the box and the lid from of course cereal box and wrapped them with scrapbook paper. Wind the Embroidery Floss on the Bobbin and Label It. You are welcome to download the line drawing for the Shabby Shop Embroidery Floss Bobbins HERE.

They are 75 cm wide x 17 cm high 3 wide x 7 high and made from 3mm balsa wood. Pull gently until you have about 15 of floss. Take the embroidery threadfloss and take off the paper tubes wrapping it.

Each box contains 20-26 skeins except for the larger clear box thats labeled 17-19. From the embroidery piece place the floss over your needle. Find one end of the floss and tuck it into one of the angled slits.

The end should be placed in a different slot on the bobbin. After you take off the wrappers separate the floss so its a circle instead of a line. Learn how the handwork studio creates this fun organizerwall-hanging with embroidery floss.

You can bet if I do something a lot that means it doesnt require a lot of patience. When you remove the labels from your skein use a paper plastic or specialty bobbin such as those shown below to wrap your floss around until you need to use it. Since I make the bobbins out of cardboard I use a pen to label them.

Youll just need to cut through the cardboard in shapes of bunnies or any other fun shape you want to just wide enough to wrap your embroidery floss around it. Cut two small slits on either side of the label to hold the floss. Sand any rough edges with a small piece of sandpaper or a large nail file.

The solution is to use bobbins. That one has neutrals and contains closer to 60 skeins. Cut it to size and fold it over the top of the bobbin so that the number will be clearly visible.

Make sure to also write the number of the floss on the bobbin with a permanent marker or small label so that you can easily identify it later. Wrap the floss around the bobbin and then tuck the second end on one of the angled slits as well. Put your needle back into your embroidery piece a few strands away from where the floss came out of the fabric.

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