I get asked this question at least once a week. Why the heck do I store my embroidery floss on clothespins? The short answer is because I have always done it that way. But there is also a long answer Because it saves my sanity. Keep in mind that I own a minimum 1 skein of every DMC color, more skeins for more commonly used color palettes. The bridal bouquets that I create typically use 20+ colors each. And I always have multiple projects going on at one time. So organization is key. I usually keep each project's floss in a pencil case or a bowl so that nothing gets mixed up. When stored on clothespins, I find that the embroidery floss does not tangle as much and the end of the floss is kept secure. This is
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