I Regret That I Did Not Do It Earlier! Very Useful Thing!

Intro: I Regret That I Did Not Do It Earlier! Very Useful Thing!

How to Make a Thread Rack!

STEP 1: If You Sew a Lot Often You Know That the Storage of Thread Spools Is Problematic.

The coils in small box are constantly entangled and create a lot of inconvenience when looking for the desired coil color. Therefore I will show you how easy and simple it is to make a simple and convenient holder for storing threads.

STEP 2: Next, I Figured Out How I Wanted to Space Out My Threads, So I Took the Widest Threads I Am Likely to Want Up There and Measured.

I used a 6mm drill bit.

STEP 3: I Used the Chopsticks With Which You Eat Sushi

Next cut up your 6mm wooden rod ( I used the chopsticks with which you eat sushi ) into 9cm sections. 

STEP 4: Then We Fix All 4 Details With a Cordless Screwdriver Drills and Hit With a Hammer Wooden Rod (chopsticks Sushi)!

STEP 5: Now All That Is Left Is to Add Your Threads Then Look Incredibly Smug With Yourself!

Thank you !!!! 

Enjoy!

Comments

[zenwoman]

A nice addition might be some kind of turntable attached to the bottom so you could spin it around to see all your threads.

[onlinehelperserviceforyou]

I didn’t even know what it was before I clicked it. Make your title more descriptive and add the thread in before putting it in as the title picture.

[jabujavi]

Please. Use a non-clickbait title. Something more descriptable.

[JosepAlAziz]

What to expect from such a clickbait avatar...

[dug1000]

I am impressed by your enlightened 14th century view of women

[BettyHill]

The ends of the chopsticks should have a stop to prevent the coils from falling out.