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No more run away thread Spools!!!

No more run away thread Spools!!!
Are you tired of sewing and all of a sudden you drop a spool of thread and it rolls all over the floor? I know I am!! with this instructable you will no longer have to worry about that.
 
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Step 1Gather your supplies

Gather your supplies
For this simple craft you will need

-A spool of thread

-A rigid siding such as balsa wood or cardstock

-glue (I used hot glue)

-And scissors or a sharp blade
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6 comments
Mar 14, 2010. 9:33 AMhammer9876 says:
Incredibly simple and cheap AND solves the problem. I would want to make sure people understand that only one end piece needs to be added to a spool. That way, thread can still feed off the other end of the spool without catching on a corner. Plus, the spool needs to spin freely when it is being used on a sewing machine, so the end piece shouldn't be very big.
May 17, 2009. 12:54 PMlemonie says:
I've never seen a solution to this problem before, good idea and simple too. (let's hope they let it in the competition) L
May 17, 2009. 2:12 PMlemonie says:
It depends, it is sewing-related.

L

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