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by mel08 19 May 2009 ( edited May 20'09 00:34 )
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hot pink bobbin "locks" OMG!!!! Guess what I just ordered !!!!!

Woo Hoo !! no more thread snaggles on the bobbins!!!!

Comments (9)
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by shirlener88 19 May 2009
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bobbin buddies
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by mad14kt 19 May 2009
Pink is my summer color ;D *2U
by vixentlc 19 May 2009
Shirlener, besides the lovely colour these clips remind me of similar clips I can buy at the pet shop for my aquarium .... I might pop in there tomorrow, thanks for sharing this lovely idea!
by mi30kaja 13 Apr 2011
These are great as well, but again I have never seen anything like these here in Aust. Lyn
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by shirlener88 19 May 2009
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I followed a suggestion made by another CUTE member and bought a set of two of the stack n store bobbin holders from Shoppers Rule - I am not sure which will work the best - as all tools end up working for those that have them - I have been using those round bobbin holders for years and doing rather well with them:
1 links:
[1] Stack n Store
www.shoppersrule.com
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by mad14kt 19 May 2009
I love the colors ;D *2U
by meganne 19 May 2009
I also ordered the stack n stores from Shopper'sRule, I have many bobbin organiser but hate the loose threads. LOL!!! But I don't think i'll like my threads being exposed to heat, dust, humidity et.c and there's no where to write the colour on it so it's easy to see. HnR, M
by maryjo 20 May 2009
You can put color #s on the tubing with tape and remove it if you use the cover for a new color. Works great and the tubing protects the thread from dust.
by mi30kaja 13 Apr 2011
Shirlene. Love the Image 1. Nothing like this in Aust, or I have been shopping in the wrong places. Lyn
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by maryjo 19 May 2009
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I bought clear rubber tubing from my local hardware store and cut it in 1/4" rings. Then I snipped it so it does basically the same thing as the "Bobbin Buddy". I bet the tubing was a lot cheaper. Since I have probably at least 100 colored bobbins wound I need to save where I can.
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by mad14kt 19 May 2009
GREAT idea ;D *2U
by meganne 19 May 2009
Necessity is the mother of invention so I'm very glad you had this necessity and posted your great suggestion. Thanks Maryjo.
Hugs n roses, M
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by mad14kt 19 May 2009
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Yep, they are great ;0 However; I keep mines in a plastic storage drawer and it has worked GREAT all these years ;D *2U
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by daisy530 19 May 2009
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Because I usually use white bobbin thread, the bobbins are usually empty, until I stop what I'm doing and fill them up. Happiness is 12 full bobbins.
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by meganne 19 May 2009
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I never realised these existed or I would have bought them, now I'm thinking Maryjo's idea mught work for me, but I'll keep this in mind too.
Hugs n roses, and thanks for sharing, Meganne
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by eggyannie 19 May 2009
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Err, i have solved the problem of those loose tails on the bobins with ease. i simply fasten the threads down with a lick. DNA is a marvelouse thing and we do use it so much, eyebrows need shapeing a bit of spit will hold them in place, need to hold that strand of hair in a spick yep that bit of spit did it when i was a teen and its free and allways available. i use a clear spectacle case to hold my bobbins. all the white in one all my black in another and then the one with the small amounts of colored. A local optician puts out a bin of these cases for free and i find lots of uses for them
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by blhamblen 20 May 2009
You forgot...That Mothers spit will clean ANYTHING off a kids face!!!
by mel08 20 May 2009
ROTFLOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by eggyannie 20 May 2009
yep, kiss, hug, spit and rub and the world is good again
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by lbrow 19 May 2009
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Nice I have a couple of Bobbin Savers I picked up at Jo Anns the last time I was n Mi. they work well for me. *4U
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by memasanders 20 May 2009
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You all could try the baby pony tail holders from the dollar store. They work great.