LindaR

I think I have it now....the hoop is the top and the cardboard circles are completely covered by the sides...I had it upside down...great job..

Sue Fish

looks super!! want to try it

Val in IN

What a neat idea! Bookmarking this one for sure:-)

jaciqltznok

I saw these at a show in Dallas in March...wish I had bought one then..the lady that made those used butter tubs to make her rings...and used a ring top and bottom...
these resemble the "leaf catcher" bags we use outside...I googled these using every name I could think of and could find NO tute on how to make them.,...thanks for sharing!

Butterflyspain

Sorry not possible, its the camera not enough pixels to make the pictures clear.

CircleSquare

Very cute! Thanks!

katcox

Great idea.

nhweaver

This is a great idea. My simple thread catcher is a 5" square of fun cotton cut with pinking shears , with a slightly smaller warm and natural scrap layered on top, then sewn down the center. I pat my sewing strings on it when sewing. I made a couple, I fold one in half and take it with me to class or keep it in my quilting basked for hand quilting. I also attached one to my sewing machine table with double sided sticky tape. I also use scraps of my warm and natural batting on my swifter. Use both sides, and then discard.

gramquilter2

This thread catcher is a great idea, thanks for the tutorial.

SandyMac

Thanks for the thread catcher tutorial.