HOW TO MAKE AN ORGANIZER FOR THREADS WITH OWN HANDS

WHO DIDN'S HANDYCRAFTS GETTING DOWN TO THE PROBLEM OF STORAGE OF COILS WITH THREADS?

I THINK, EVERYTHING FOR WHOM THEM ARE MORE THAN AT LEAST TEN PIECES. AND ALREADY IF THERE IS AN OVERLOCK, THIS QUANTITY CAN BE DARED TO MULTIPLE AT LEAST ON FOUR.

SPENDING MONEY TO BUY SPECIAL HOLDERS FOR COILS DO NOT WANT, THERE ESTABLISHED A COMFORTABLE ORGANIZER FROM A TIN BOX.

ORGANIZER FOR THREADS WITH OWN HANDS - STEP BY STEP DESCRIPTION

1. At the bottom of a tin can, from under the cookies, put a marking in pencil to evenly place the pins for the threads. Drawn a grid with cells 1,5х1,5cm.

These dimensions are calculated for a standard coil height 6 cm and d 2,5 cm.

2. Put a wooden block inside the upside-down box to prevent the tin bottom from deforming. Punched holes on the markup with a large nail and hammer (photo 2)

By the way

If absolutely necessary, you can slightly level the deformed bottom from the inside with a wooden block and a hammer

3. Set the pins, which used screws (3,5 × 50 mm) and nuts to them (I have 60 pcs.) (Photo 3,4)

4. To decorate the box with a thermal pistol, various objects were stuck on the external surfaces: old blunted scissors, zipper, lace and lace trimming, buttons, old wooden spool for threads, brooch.

The voids in the composition were filled with a mint napkin on the PVA glue. The lid originally had a gold border so that in the course of work it would not be stained and scratched, pasted on the edge with masking tape (photo 5, 6)

Note

To prevent the nuts from spinning, drop a drop of clear nail polish on them (transparent glue can be used).

5. Primed and 2 coated with layers of dark brown acrylic paint with intermediate drying (photo 7). Over the top put black paint in some places, emphasizing the relief.

6. With the help of a semi-dry sponge and brush, she applied gold paint, slightly touching the surface, and paid a little more attention to the most prominent details. Dried out. She removed the protective masking tape from the edge of the cover (foto).

7. Filled the box with thread. Now all the coils in place, do not unwind and not tangled, even if you turn the closed box and pretty shake. In addition, the color of the thread is clearly visible.

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Reference by topic: Organizer for cosmetics with their own hands - master class (photo)

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ORGANIZER FOR THREADS BY OWN HANDS - STEP-BY-STEP PHOTO

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ORGANIZERS FOR THE OWNER'S HANDMADE BY HANDS - TIPS AND IDEAS FROM READERS

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THE SET OF THE MASTER OWN HANDS

The daughter tries herself in the role of a needlewoman and has already acquired initial sewing skills. Therefore, they came up with her to make such a set of organizers for a young needlewoman.

Casket

A box of chocolates with a lid was pasted over on the outside, inside and on the sides with color pictures on PVA. Dried - the base has become stronger. A piece of corrugated cardboard was cut to the size of the bottom, wrapped with felt and glued inside the product. Using a thermogun, pieces of contact tape were fixed inside the box, and another part of it was glued to objects. For the chalk, a fabric pocket was sewn on the box lid (photo 1)

On a square glass jar, reverse decoupage was performed. To do this, a picture was glued on its face to the glass, and on the opposite side the cans left a “window” without images. The remaining surface of the container was pasted over with pictures from a decoupage card. Empty places were tinted with acrylics using a piece of foam. The surface with the drawings was covered with two layers of acrylic varnish. In the recess of the lid placed the needle bar. They performed it from a piece of fleecy fabric, into which a magnet and foam rubber were put. We fixed it to the lid with a thermal gun. The top was decorated with an applique made of fabric, secured with a baby elastic band-hairpin. Sticked leaflets, a chip from the board game. Now the needles and threads are in place, and their colors are visible through the window (photo 2)

© Author: Veronika Ilyushina, village of Galchino, Moscow Region Author photo

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"BOX" FOR THE MASTER WITH OWN HANDS

Lovely craftswomen, how many storage containers do you have? Probably enough, but a smart little box never hurts. And if you do this yourself, and give it from the bottom of your heart, then you will please your loved one, and please yourself from the creative process.

It took: binding cardboard 2, 2 and 0 mm thick watercolor or craft paper synthetic winterizer glue Moment-Gel or PVA cotton fabric gabardine decorative cord.

I cut out two identical rectangles and rounded the edges on one side - these are the bases for the bottom and lid. Then she cut off two strips, one wider, the other narrower. The first is for the lid, the second is for the bottom of the box (photo 1). Additionally, I cut out two rectangles for the back walls of the cover and base.

On a note!

To find out the length of the side stripes, we measure the three sides of the base from one to the second right angle along an arc.

From craft paper I cut 10 strips 30 cm long, folded them in half and punched the edge (pushed through with a ruler).

I heated the iron and ironed the middle of the bead strips, applying steam. So the cardboard is gradually bent evenly, without kinks and cracks. Allowed the workpieces to dry after ironing.

Using the strips folded in half, I glued the base and lid of the box. For volume and softness, I glued a synthetic winterizer on PVA to the details (photo 2) The lid was covered with fabric also on PVA (photo 3). She covered the bottom with gabardine (photo 4)

The top of the cover was decorated with a volumetric applique, it can be used as a needle bar. From watercolor paper I made a template on the cover, cut out a synthetic winterizer in four folds, glued it to PVA, and fixed a piece of gabardine with Moment-gel.

Covering the blank of the top (template) with fabric (photo 5). I glued it to the lid (photo 6) with an awl along the corner of the hole and stitched the edge.

From cardboard 0 mm thick, I cut a strip 9 cm shorter and 1 cm wider than the arc base of the box. I cut out the workpiece for the back wall in the same way. She wrapped them with fabric (the fabric on the upper side should go to the back side with a margin) and glued it inside the box, placing a limiter tape between them on one side (photo 1)

I cut out the liners for the lid and the bottom from paper, wrapped them with fabric and glued them.

I supplemented the lid from the inside with a pocket. I made the parts in the same way as the inserts and glued them into the lid (photo 8), fixing the stop tape under it.

Having closed the lid, I pulled out the allowance from the inside of the cladding and glued it to the top of the lid.

I cut out two blanks for the back of the box from thin cardboard (size along the outer edges of the back parts). I glued them to the fabric with an indent of 2 mm from each other. The part was glued to the back wall, connecting the cover to the base. The joints were decorated with a cord.

© Author: Julia Zhdanova, Verkhoturye, Sverdlovsk region. Photo by the author

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ORGANIZER FOR THREADS WITH YOUR HANDS FROM A PLASTIC BOTTLE

I PROPOSE TO MAKE A BUDGETARY AND CONVENIENT ORGANIZER FOR STORING COILS WITH THREAD FROM A REGULAR PLASTIC BOTTLE AND TUBES FOR COCKTAILS.

I found a suitable transparent bottle with a square base. Using an old knife hot on a gas stove, I cut the bottle lengthwise into two equal parts, starting from the neck to the bottom (photo 1).

She opened the workpiece and put it inside the thread spool. With a marker I marked the holes for the tubes on both sides of the bottle (photo 2).

With a soldering iron I made holes according to the outline (photo 3) I will insert plastic tubes into these holes, on which I will hang the coils. The distance must be such that the bobbins do not touch each other.

I put a tube through the hole, went inside the coil and brought it out through the hole on the other side (photo 4)

I inserted the rest of the coils in the same way. I cut off the extra length of the tubes (photo 5). Completed the second row.

I burned a small hole opposite each coil with a soldering iron (photo 6). I passed the tip of the thread through them (using a crochet hook) (photo 7).

Tightly connected the two halves of the bottle and screwed on the top of the cork. The organizer is ready!

© Author: Antonina Avdeeva, Photo by the author

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CASE CASE HANDMITCHES OWN HANDS

I often go to master classes in needlework.

To make it convenient to carry the necessary materials and tools with you, I adapted an old suitcase, but before that I slightly updated it.

Such a "bag" is perfect for craftswomen.

It took: glue for decoupage, acrylic varnish, acrylic paints, natural, artificial leather, vintage plush, decorative paper, glue, decorative nails, cardboard, a wide elastic band.

The front part, where the handle and the lock, were primed with white acrylic paint (photo 1) The upper part of the suitcase was pasted over with decorative paper (photo 2) I similarly designed the lower one.

I painted the inside of the suitcase with black acrylic paint and left it for an hour. Then she covered the outside with acrylic varnish.

I sewed a plush cover, stuck a finishing strip of faux leather on a knitted base to it, stepping back about 1 cm from the edge to hide the staples under it (with which it will be attached).

I fixed the cover with a stapler first in the corners, and then, bending the edge, fixed the fabric around the circumference (photo 3)

The upper one was designed a little differently. First, I glued a decorative strip of artificial leather on the sides so that it

the edge went to the bottom. I cut out a rectangle out of thick cardboard, covered it with a cloth with a pre-stitched elastic band for tools. To make the fabric fit snugly and not be pulled under the weight of the tools, Moment Gel was applied to the cardboard.

I fastened the leather restraining tape with nails to keep the lid open (photo 4). I filled the suitcase with items for needlework and tools (photo 5)

© Author: Julia Zhdanova, Verkhoturye. Photo by the author

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ORGANIZERS DO NOT HAVE MANY

I have long wanted to update the old purchased organizers in the hallway. I decided to make them myself from denim. The result is a set in the same style. Now everything is in place.

1. I took the denim from the linen of the trousers. I received two pieces of 40 × 70 cm, three - 50x 70 cm. In all the details I did not process the sections, but sewed, stretching a few threads along the edges. Then I cut out more blanks from the trousers - pockets of different colors, sizes, textures of fabric.
2. In one of the organizers for decoration I used a piece from a curtain, thermoapplication, braid, rep ribbons. For hanging, I sewed a piece of the belt from the trousers.
3. In the next version, in addition to ready-made pockets, I sewed a 14 cm wide strip of thick oilcloth from below. I made cross stitches and got additional pockets. To decorate the organizer, I sewed a sequin bunny applique (from my daughter's T-shirt). I inserted strips for laying cables into the belts sewn on top. The inner side of the product was duplicated with a water-repellent fabric (dense polyethylene, oilcloth).

4. I sewed a small organizer from strips of denim 20 × 45 cm specially for hairpins, bows, elastic bands for my daughter. From above I sewed a piece of chiffon with a pattern of 28 × 35 cm. Below I swept a decorative nylon pocket 18 × 18 cm. I added a zipper, which serves both as a fastener for a secret pocket and as a decoration. For rigidity, I sewed in on top a hoop for embroidery with a diameter of 16 cm. I made the loop suspension from braid.

© Author: Veronika Ilyushina, Galchino village, Moscow region. Photo by the author

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LADIES 'CASKET "SOFA" OWN HANDS

CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS COSMETIC, PERFORMED IN THE TECHNIQUE OF CARDBOARD DESIGN! SUCH A CASKET IS MANDATORY TO YOU SO THAT THE LIPSTICK OR CARCASA DO NOT CREATE A CLOSE ON THE TOILET TABLE AND DO NOT LOSE,

Size: 25x25x17 cm.

You will need: a flap of colored fabric 1 x 1 m, a sheet of felt A4, 1 m of decorative tape, a small mirror, industrial cardboard 25 × 55 cm (corrugated packing is possible), a cardboard box 22x13x9 cm, a thermal gun, PVA glue, Moment, ruler, scissors , a simple pencil, a pattern-sweep of the back of the sofa.

1. According to the template, we cut out a piece of the back of the sofa from the corrugated cardboard (photo 1). 2 We glue the box with a cloth from the outside and from the inside, using PVA glue. We mask the allowances with felt details using a thermal gun (photo 2). This blank will function as a folding seat.
2. We also glue the blank for the back with cloth on all sides (photoZ)
3. We carefully fold the edges of the backrest and glue them to the seat box with a thermal gun. We glue the ends with decorative tape (photo 4).
4. For the mirror, we cut out the backing from the cardboard, glue it over with a cloth (photo 5), fix the mirror itself with hot glue and attach it to the front side of the back right above the hinged cover.
5. We glue a lace loop on the seat for ease of opening (photo 6). Done!

© Author: Angela Vinogradova, Rudensk, Minsk region. Photo by the author

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SEWING ORGANIZER OWN HANDS

I offer a master class on making a simple organizer for sewing or knitting tools, so that, doing what you love, you do not have to be distracted from the work process.

You will need: cardboard with a thickness of 2 mm - 5 mm, corrugated cardboard, 1 reels of adhesive tape, coarse calico, viscose napkin, wooden skewers, decorative semi-beads, PVA glue, Moment Crystal, thermal gun.

The organizer consists of one rectangular section and two semicircular pockets. For the manufacture of the latter, we use spools of adhesive tape. We mark them in half with a ruler (photo 1). Then cut with a utility knife. Requires three blanks

ki: two for one pocket and one for the second (photo 2)

From cardboard 2 mm thick, we cut out blanks for a rectangular compartment - two 5x8 cm in size and two 15 × 6 cm, try on a larger pocket (photo 15).

We coat the blanks for the central compartment along the edges with the Moment and glue the box out of them, fix the blank with pieces of adhesive tape (photo 4, 5)

Using PVA, we glue the pockets with coarse calico (photo 6) From the inside, also on PVA, we glue an insert from a viscose napkin to each pocket (photo 7)

We paste over the central section first with a viscose napkin (photo 8), then with coarse calico. After the finished parts are glued together with a thermal gun (photo 9)

From cardboard 1 mm thick and corrugated cardboard, we cut out one blank for the bottom. On one cardboard blank, we mark up - we outline the contour of the sections and mark the places for the coils, using the latter as a guide (photo 10).

We glue the corrugated cardboard part to the cardboard blank, pierce the holes for the racks for the coils according to the marking, then paste over the part with coarse calico (photo 11) Glue the last piece of cardboard from the overlap side to mask it.

Glue the sections to the bottom, then decorate with beads. We glue it into the holes in the bottom of the rack for coils of skewers. In a smaller pocket we place a needle bed, which can be sewn from fabric and synthetic winterizer. All is ready.

© Author: Yulia Zhdanova. Verkhoturye, Moscow region Author's photo

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OWN HANDS CARD ORGANIZER

It happens that one or two cards from the deck are lost and that’s it, you can’t play with it anymore and it’s a pity to throw it away, so it’s lying around in a desk drawer or on a shelf with little things. If you have such an incomplete deck, and more than one, I suggest making a compact origami organizer out of them, on the same table or shelf for small things.

We take two cards and fold them crosswise with the “shirts” out (photo 1) Then we bend the protruding edges of the cards as shown in photo 2

We separate the cards and connect them already with the help of the resulting bends (valves) in the same way - “shirts” outward (photo 3, 4) It turns out a square blank, it is necessary to make 5 of these: 4 section walls and one for the bottom.

We take two walls and connect them together with a card bent strictly in half across. We insert it into the walls as shown in photo 5

In the same way, we fix the third wall (photo 6), and then the fourth, after inserting the connecting card corners into it (photo 7)

The section box is ready (photo 8) We take the bottom, insert corners into all its faces (photo 9). Then we string the box onto the resulting part.

According to this principle, we collect three more sections and connect them together. We again need card corners, the same as used when assembling the boxes. We insert them from above and below into the adjoining walls of the sections (photo 10, 11). Origami organizer is ready.

To make my version of the organizer of 4 sections, you will need 80 cards. You can also make an organizer for 2 or 3 sections.

© Author: Svetlana Sudnik, Osipovichi. Author's photo

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BOX FOR THREADS WITH YOUR HANDS

Decided to clean up my drawer. So that the spools of sewing threads do not roll around the bedside table and do not get confused, I made a small convenient organizer for them.

You will need: an iron box (I have it from cookies) napkins or toilet paper (the cheapest) bolts nuts any degreaser primer for metal or glass paint acrylic black glue PVA patina (copper) varnish acrylic matte buttons, scissors, part of a spool for thread and etc. brushes for paint and varnish sponge for dishes.

We degrease the cookie box and cover with a primer, let it dry well. We drill holes in the bottom of the box with a drill so that the spools of thread do not interfere with each other. Pour the PVA glue into a container and dip the napkins into it so that they get wet well.

We distribute them on the lid of the iron box, immediately carefully lay out the decor so that the details are well fixed in the napkin until it dries. Leave until completely dry. We cover the entire box with black paint, dry it. With a dish sponge, apply patina to the box with light movements, cover with acrylic varnish, wait for it to dry. We insert bolts into the bottom of the box and fix them with nuts, put spools of thread on the bolts.

© Author: Svetlana Fomina, St. Petersburg. Author's photo

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ORGANIZER FOR THREADS BY OWN HANDS - VIDEO

© Author: Natalia Matigorova. Photo author

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