DMC 28-Piece Plastic Embroidery Floss Bobbins

Reem Maronyan: I put the colors I want to use for my project in the ring and keeps my thread floss organized in 1 place. I like it and recommend it

Germany on Oct 30, 2023

Jessica N: As expected. I do think the thread notches could be better. Tends to slide out.

United States on Sep 29, 2023

Schlinche: Très pratique et livraison rapide

France on Jul 20, 2023

ninet: correspond a mes attente !

France on Jul 06, 2023

Sara Dillard: It does the job

United States on Feb 15, 2023

colbean8: Do you have washi that you want to take with you? Just put some on a few of these and pack with your crafting items; they don't take up as much room as your entire washi supply. These are hard plastic and I still have some as they sent so many.

United States on Sep 18, 2022

Cliente de Kindle: Para tener mejor organizado mis hilos de bordado.

Mexico on Aug 27, 2022

SanaM: Nothing more to provide other than these work as advertised. They fit my embroidery craft box and the only thing that bummed me out is that I could only get 1 as they were out of stock at the time. I would purchase this product again.

Canada on Dec 25, 2021

jeninmainejeninmaine: If you're like me, you've used the cheap cardstock floss bobbins forever and they work fine, but they're flimsy. They bend, they fold, they give you paper cuts. I decided that I was done slumming it with crappy floss bobbins and invested in these, the Rolls Royce of floss bobbins.

Eh, what can I say, they're plastic. They're sturdy and they do the job. I would definitely recommend getting the floss number stickers that DMC sells to use on them, rather than handwriting teensy numbers with a permanent marker. Life's too short, use these plastic bobbins and number stickers. You'll thank me.

Oh yeah, these come with rings, too. I don't have a lot of use for them right now, though I could see them being useful for bundling up skeins to store with a larger project. My kids stole two of them so who the heck knows what they've done with them.

United States on Apr 16, 2021

Laura: I was constantly getting my embroidery thread tangled in knots, and decided to go ahead and buy these floss bobbins. I am glad that I did buy them. Most people who have embroidered for years probably know all the tricks and things to have, but I haven't really done much embroidery yet. I was tickled to see that they actually had these on the market. Yes I am learning slowly. At any rate, I can get one skew on one bobbin and it prevents the floss from becoming knotted or tangled, while keeping me organized as well. I don't think I will continue using the ring though, because it makes it bulky. Plus, when I need a particular color, I have to removed each bobbin to get to that color. I think I will just keep the bobbins in a bin instead.

United States on Feb 07, 2015