How to organize embroidery thread

Flossbook pages are designed to make your thread collection a joy to work with. They make it easy to find the number that you are looking for, quick to pull out a single strand and they keep your embroidery floss collection neat, tidy and compact. Simply follow the provided instructions or the video linked below, to fill your pages. Soon enough, you will be flicking through all the coloured floss for your project, admiring all the straight little rows of colour. Simply pull one strand out at…

Ideas for how to organize embroidery floss and a video on how DMC floss is made.

How to organize and inventory your embroidery floss

Ideas for how to organize embroidery floss and a video on how DMC floss is made.

Here is an easy do-it-yourself solution for thread storage. I just came into a lot of embroidery thread! Anita Goodesign had an online "Yard Sale". They were clearing out inventory from their recent events and projects. One of the items for sale was a limited quantity of a Box of Thread. For $30, it said you get a box of embroidery thread that has been used for various recent events. The picture showed that the spools all looked like they had a good amount of thread on them, so I figured it…

The best ways to store and organized embroidery floss and thread so it's easy to find and won't get tangles. Binders, boxes, rings, and more.

Try one of these embroidery thread storage solutions to keep your thread tangle free and easy to use.

What are embroidery thread bits called? Do they have a special name? What do you do with them? Do you try to save them for another project? Throw them away? After I had been embroidering for a few years, I started hearing the term orts. I wasn't really sure what it was being referred to or if I was missing something in translation. Turns out orts are thread bits!

Organize your embroidery thread in a handy pocket wall organizer!

Try one of these embroidery thread storage solutions to keep your thread tangle free and easy to use.