That's a great idea, I checked the link... sooo cute:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by buckeyegirl
(Post 5240530)
I have several dozen wooden spools and haven't been able to come with a creative way to use/display them. Any suggestions?
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I saw in cracker barrel once where some had been strung together into a little doll for a decoration. Very cute.
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Here's a cute idea that was for sale on Etsy. I saved the link, hoping one day to make one of these for my sewing room...hasn't happened yet. :(
http://www.etsy.com/listing/63255837...rder=&includes[0]=tags&includes[1]=title&filter[0]=handmade |
I would certainly be willing to take them off your hands. We can trade, I can purchase (if price is right). Please pm me. I also collect selvedges if anyone has some.
Thank you.
Originally Posted by burchquilts
(Post 5240681)
I guess it depends on how big they are. I saw a really cute idea where you took the small-ish one & put them in a canning jar. Then they took a clear kinda flower pot-looking votive holder in the top & put a candle in it. Does that make any sense? It was really cute! Or you could just get a nice basket & put them in it.
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You could paint the spools different colors and use them for drawer handle. That would be very cute in a sewing room.
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Originally Posted by tesspug
(Post 5241416)
I saw a cute post somewhere. They had wrapped a strip of fabric around the spools and then strung them together for a garland.
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hmm my crafty mind kicks in with make necklaces with the small ones on a leather strap or even earrings. IF they are wooden-paint em, then string em on a leather cord. Cute gifts for teens who sew ! The larger ones put them in a large vase as a display or in a picture frame box style.
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I use thin gold ribbon and run it through the hole and tie it in a bow and hang from a small Christmas tree in my sewing room.
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As my DD just said she would take some 1" ribbon and put a few spools on them after painting them then a clear sealant and make a garland.
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