I discovered that I had a terrible setup for my embroidery thread and had some extra from that stocking project, so I got busy. I printed the thread bobbin pdf on full sheet labels, stuck that to some leftover thin cardboard, and cut them out. It's funny because I think I printed out 3 sheets thinking that would be plenty. OH NO...that was not plenty. 6 sheets and a day later. My embroidery thread looks like this:
23 August 2010
Cool Thread Bobbins
A few months back I came across these cute printable thread bobbins for embroidery thread created by Wild Olive blogger Mollie Johanson. And then I saw them again at How About Orange, a blog I read at least once a week. And it again filed away in the back of my brain, to be retrieved yesterday when I decided to tackle my office.
I discovered that I had a terrible setup for my embroidery thread and had some extra from that stocking project, so I got busy. I printed the thread bobbin pdf on full sheet labels, stuck that to some leftover thin cardboard, and cut them out. It's funny because I think I printed out 3 sheets thinking that would be plenty. OH NO...that was not plenty. 6 sheets and a day later. My embroidery thread looks like this:
These thread bobbins are the greatest! Seriously cute and it feels so good to look at my embroidery floss now.
I discovered that I had a terrible setup for my embroidery thread and had some extra from that stocking project, so I got busy. I printed the thread bobbin pdf on full sheet labels, stuck that to some leftover thin cardboard, and cut them out. It's funny because I think I printed out 3 sheets thinking that would be plenty. OH NO...that was not plenty. 6 sheets and a day later. My embroidery thread looks like this:
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