vondae

I buy a bag of 100 of the stretchy hair ties at the
$ store for a $1.00. Can't get much cheaper. Work great.

Nan Quilts

Sometimes I buy those little mini m&m's for my granddaughter. They come in a little tube and it will hold about 5 or 6 bobbins. I put like colors in one tube and mark the color on the label. Works pretty well...she gets her m&m's and Nan gets a holder for bobbins! :thumbup: :thumbup: :roll: 8-) :lol:

jpthequilter

Hardware stores sell plastic tubing by the foot/length.
It is inexpensive.
If you investigate the right diameter, buy a couple of feet. cut it into rings, and slit one side - and slide it on the bobbin and you will have enough clips for a lot of bobbins!

You and your hubby are so right!

browniva

I TAKE THE ZIP LOCK SNACK BAGS AND PUT THE THREAD AND THE BOBBIN IN SO I ALWAYS HAVE THE SAME THREAD AND THE SAME COLOR THREAD ON THE BOBBIN IT WORKS GREAT AND IT DOES NOT UNWIND IN THE BAG

MJONW

Inside joanne's is the Viking dealer , they have the best thing ever to keep the bobbins straight! It is a rubber circle, that curves up and around the bobbins you can put 20 or so in it at once!

IBQUILTIN

I use the little pastic half circles that come as book binding strips.

Baloonatic

Me too

iamjanet

I also use the Stack-N-Store-Bobbin-Tower <from Nancy Zieman>. Works like a charm.
Janet in Ohio

Annya

I use hair bands that you buy from the cheap shops and put them around the bobbins. it keeps them neat and easy to find.

It'sJustMe

>3.5"x6" bobbin boxes made by Collins? for 'long term' storing.
>Small ziplocks to keep specialty threads and their bobbins together.
>Handi-bobs by Clotilde
>Pipecleaners; run through spool & bobbin, then twist to fasten.