Description
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Where traditional quilting meets up-to-date techniques. Unique kits and tools for today's quilter.
$14.97
12 Nest-shaped floss bobbins in each pack. Each Floss Bobbin is approximately 3″ in diameter.
Seven short incisions on each bobbin, one at a center ‘branch’ intersection and one at each outer ‘branch’ intersection. Never lose track of your thread ends again.
Neatly store hand embroidery floss and fibers. Stackable, storable, sortable.
Each bobbin is made in the US from sturdy pH neutral cardboard. Printed nest on one side of the bobbin. Space to identify thread brand and number on the front or back.
CLICK HERE for a 5-minute video for additional detail on the Floss Bobbins.
debdezigns –
Not only are these just the cutest “nests” , they work amazingly well! No loose tails, no question where my floss starts and stops. My goal is to replace all my current bobbins as time and budget allows. I’ve never had my floss stored more neatly and with a touch of whimsey.
Hannah (verified owner) –
I wanted to use the nest bobbins for awhile before typing my review, and I personally wish I knew about these when I first started embroidery as a hobby. These nest bobbins are better quality in comparison to the standard card stock square shaped ones you find in any craft store. It’s worth buying multiple packs of these nest bobbins to wrap your floss around because they’re easy to organize due to being stackable, can be placed on their sides in a box- what I do, and you’re able to cut and secure your floss at any of the multiple parts of the nest bobbin. I’ve enjoyed using them, and they made me realize how overlooked bobbins are because the average person typically pictures the square card stock or metal circlular shaped ones, and these bobbins are more fun, unique in shape, and are efficient. In the almost six years I’ve been embroidering on top of not having these bobbins for long (at the time of my review), I have sixty, I have a feeling they’re going to be my permanent bobbins.