When I had 350 or so bobbins on the pillow doing battle with Miss Channer's
demanding mat, and ran out of stitch holders, I used shoe-laces to tie up
bundles of bobbins. The end of a shoe-lace threads easily through a spangle
and tied with a bow, the bundle can be stacked anywhere and released
I control my bobbins with holders made from tongue depressors and rubber-bands.
I use my wire cutters to clip a little bit out of each corner of the depressor,
leaving a longer piece sticking out of each end. Slide the stick under a group
of bobbins, then hook a rubber-band from one end to the
Janis,
When I had 350 or so bobbins on the pillow doing battle with Miss
Channer's demanding mat, and ran out of stitch holders, I used
shoe-laces to tie up bundles of bobbins. The end of a shoe-lace
threads easily through a spangle and tied with a bow, the bundle can
be stacked anywhere and
Hi all!
I've been reading the letters about stacking bobbins. When I did my big
Bucks piece, I was working with 500+ bobbins. I was using anything I could wrap
thread around! For stacking them, I had some pieces of leftover countertop
material. It was thin, strong, and I could cut it
