Does anyone have a "Thread stand"? I have just bought one and I am not sure just what to think about it. Don't know if it is me or the stand. But I don't tink that i totally like it.

I use to use them and loved them. I actually had them hung on the wall. All thread in clear view to select from. I now store them in plastic pull out bins. Each bin has a different color range. My husband kept saying that the treads would get dusty. And I heard other people say that the treads would age faster if out like that and exposed to sun. At times I wish they were still on the racks.

My hubbie made me one that holds 20 threads and I wouldn't be without it. I set all my threads in order at the start of project and then I don't make a misteke with colours like I did in the past You will get used to it .. *4U

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by elaine45 07 Mar 2008

I am having a problem with cutting the thread (I am a winder). I guess I am cheap but I hate waste. But I also hate all of that string hanging in the way. So here I go I am cutting the thread

by raels011 07 Mar 2008

I keep mine cut and wound but on the holder when I am doing a design so much easier

elaine , I don't have one but have thought about buying one still undecided. ( Check your africa question. ) a flower for you.

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by elaine45 07 Mar 2008

Thanks for the Africa answer. I did bookmark it.

I have a thread stand and use it all the time I find it very convenient to line up my spools in order of use on the rack rather than have them rolling all over the table. Saves a lot of time. Have had mine for several years, son made it just like the purchased ones.

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by elaine45 07 Mar 2008

After I got mine I decided tat my husband could have made one that is sturdier. I could have saved $35.00. Live and learn i guess.