Floss drops diy

Thread/Floss Holder – Thread/Floss Drop – Thread/Floss Minder | Mouse Potato Designs

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Are you a cross-stitch fanatic longing for an efficient, hassle-free way to store your threads? 🧵🙆‍♀️ Wave hello to floss drops! 👋 These little lifesavers will turn your cluttered workspace into a tidy haven, making your stitching projects more enjoyable and less stressful. Watch the video for tips on using floss drops for your cross-stitch projects and thread storage - it's going to be a game-changer! 🚀

Cross stitch patterns with snark and sass on Instagram

With spring coming here in Kansas, bird life is picking up exponentially as each day passes. I like birds! I find them extraordinarily beautiful (even the plain ones) and highly amusing. Even though I’m not a devoted twitcher, I love to watch birds, and occasionally, I’ll even go to pretty good lengths to see particular ...

Step 2: Remove the paper wrapper from the skein and carefully open it up so that the floss makes a loop. Sometimes you'll have to pull part of the string from one side to the other to open up the loop. I write the number of the floss on the bobbin; I also cut a small piece of the string and tape it to the bobbin.

Cross stitch patterns with snark and sass on Instagram: "If you've been interested in floss drops but aren't sure how to set them up, this will get you started ♥️ Make sure to save this for reference! When you're ready to try them out, check out my full range of reusable label wood floss drops in a variety of styles and colors in my shop 🌈 Happy stitching!! . . . . . . . #crossstitch #embroidery #tutorial #flossdrops #stitchersofinstagram #handmadewithlove"

You may have faced this dilemma - whether to use paper or plastic embroidery floss cards. Paper cards are good because you can write the floss number on them, but they don't wear well and need replacing frequently. Plastic cards last forever (literally) but it is next to impossible to write on them. Or if you are lucky enough to find a pen that marks the plastic without running, it looks something like in the picture below (A is for 'Anchor' as I also have Cosmo and a small amount of DMC in…