KathyAire

I have put a plastic straw over the spindle and put the cone on it. It works good in a pinch.

Deb watkins

I use a table top Christmas tree ornament holder purchased for $2. It looks like everything shown, the cone sits in the circle area and the thread just runs through the little star hook at the top. The cone already stands by itself, I don't need anything to run up through it.

Aully

OH I love this 1, Where did you find such an amazing looking 1?
Thanks!

Bluphrog

Connecting Threads. I know because I've been trying to decide whether it's worth the cost. I love the Art Deco look of it.

http://www.connectingthreads.com/too...r__D71253.html

icon17

NO they don't fit BUT what I did was get one of those wood paper towel holders at the Goodwill the ones that hold the towels upright. put your spool of thread on the small wood stick. take a stiff wire make a hook and drill a small hole for the wire into the large wood stick for the thread to go in. it works great :!: 8-) 8-)use old wire hanger :-D icon17 Lori Kayser

quilterguy27

I just made mine out of a wire hanger. Works perfectly and I couldn't beat the price. You can't get any cheaper than free, lol.

gollytwo

I just put cones behind my machine in a coffee can
I bought a diddlybob (or something that sounds like that) which fits over spool prong and takes larger spools that otherwise flop around.

quilt3311

You can put your cone of thread in a coffee cup, tape a medium size safety pin to the back upper right edge of your machine (be sure it clears your fly wheel)and run the thread through the round part of the safety pin and then through the thread guides. It works for me.

Miss Priss

I put all my thread cones and spools in a jar in back of my machine. Works gret.

cjk

I have a banana holder for mine. Works great!