Saturday, March 5, 2022
A New Cone Holder- Yay!
I just got this thread stand from Amazon for my cones of Glide thread. The thread had been stored in a big basket, but it was a nuisance to dig through to select the right colour. It can sit on a table or be attached to a wall.
The stand is made by Sew Tech. It had to be assembled, but that was no problem.
If my Glide thread addiction gets any worse, I'll have to buy a second storage unit.
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