The drawers in the Sewing Cottage sometimes get a little out of control. There is string everywhere!
They get all tangled up and then when you pull one bobbin out it somehow entangles itself to the rest of the bobbins…and then…. you know the rest of the story.
So, this is where the Bobbin Tamers come in.
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Oh yes ponytail holders are the best. I use them for my longarm bobbins.
AND last Jan. 2009 they were in the gifts of a giveawway I did.
http://sandyquilts.blogspot.com/2009/01/linda-giveaway-winner.html
Merry Christmas
Well thanks, i've been wondering what to do with bobbins to keep them from muddling up for a long time, and today you come up with this cute solution!
Genius!! I love this idea! (Especially since my daughter has a drawer of these bobbin tamers, I mean ponytail holders…)
I featured your tip on Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tip-use-ponytail-elastics-to-tame-your-bobbins/2009/12/29/
–Anne
GENIUS IDEA!! I will be featuring as the creative tip for the next few days. THANKS!!
Well duh! That is such a simple brilliant idea! Thanks!!
I have used these ponytail bands on my bobbins for many years.
o my god i did that got a sewing mashine for christmas was not going to buy bobbon holders found the pigtail holders i am going to buy more bobbens and then i am going to go to dollertree and buy some more because you can never have too many
I got my tamers at the dollar store for 300 of them,
wow! what a bargin….
what a snag! lucky girl– hope you have enough thread for them to help out.