Embroidery floss clothes pins

1. Because I have always done it this way. Not the most glamorous answer, but a truthful one. 2. They make it easy to take inventory of what floss I already have and what I am running low on. Keep in mind that I own a minimum of 1 floss skein of every single DMC color. And many of my most commonly used colors, I h

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Keep embroidery threads in order by labeling their color codes on clothes pegs.

At least once a week, I get asked questions about where I get my supplies, what my favorite tools are and why the heck do I wrap my floss on clothespins. I am sharing all my notes today on what you need to get started in hand embroidery and where to find the supplies. One of the things that I love so much about hand

My embroidery floss was a hot mess. Fact.

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Here I'm sharing how to organize your embroidery floss. I've got two simple, budget-friendly methods that I know you'll find useful!

I get asked this question at least once a week. Why the heck do I store my embroidery floss on clothespins? The short answer is because I have always done it that way. But there is also a long answer... Because it saves my sanity. Keep in mind that I own a minimum 1 skein of every DMC color, more skeins for more