Organize embroidery floss

Ideas for how to organize embroidery floss and a video on how DMC floss is made.

A list of embroidery floss organization methods! Includes printable bobbins, thread organization DIYs and floss organizers you can buy.

If you are new to embroidery (or need some organization tips), here you will learn basic methods of organization your embroidery floss. Whether you are a hobby crafter or selling your handmade embroidery pieces online or at markets, you'll want to learn the basics of keeping your stock of embroidery neat, tidy, and accessible at all times. This tutorial comes with a full list of basic storage supplies, tools to help get you started. #embroideryfloss #organization #organizing tips…

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Keeping embroidery floss organized and stored well is super helpful when it comes to quickly finding what you need for a new project. Plus it will protect your threads from dirt, dust, hair, moisture, and fading. There are so many different ways to organize embroidery floss, so I asked my readers to

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

When you stitch as much as we do, organizing your 100’s of floss colors becomes a necessity! Unless of course you don’t mind finding yards of thread in your sofa cushions. Not to mention that time at the grocery store when you realized everyone was staring at you because you were trailing DMC3712 from your … 7 totally “do-able” ways to organize your floss Read More »

Knowing how to organize your embroidery floss is half of the battle. When your cotton threads are managed, you can quickly find what you need and spend less time overall during the preparation phase.

Flossbook pages are designed to make your thread collection a joy to work with. They make it easy to find the number that you are looking for, quick to pull out a single strand and they keep your embroidery floss collection neat, tidy and compact. Simply follow the provided instructions or the video linked below, to fill your pages. Soon enough, you will be flicking through all the coloured floss for your project, admiring all the straight little rows of colour. Simply pull one strand out at…

After a few days I finally get my threads organized. I have "cheap" thread (no brand at all) that I use for small projects or for household needs. Then I have DMC and Omega threads. I had too much of those, so I had to separated them in two boxes. One with reds and pinks (I don't know why I have a lot of these colors) and the rest of the colors. Check how to do this clicking here! My threads organized! I wrote down the code on one side of the chipboard. This way I know what color I was…