Any suggestions for thread storage?
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I would use a heavy florist wire to twist around the cross joints to make a "peg". I would use a plier to bend back the tips. If you can find them, you could get the little plastic caps (used to repair dishwasher wire racks) and put over the ends of the wire pegs.
Try pegboard pegs and see how they work with the spacing of the holes. If they work you can get quite a lot of thread on your board, especially with longer peg hooks.
you could use drapery pins (depending on the size of the spools)
I would use drapery hanging pins - the type used on pleated drapes. One side of the pin will fit snugly onto the metal. The other side could hold your thread. This ironing board would also be a great piece for storing jewelry using this method.
Oh Yeah! Use heavy duty glue.
Found this idea online. Seems like they used small round foam pieces and glued in wood sticks to hold the spools. Pretty neat!
fix a board on the back and put long screws or headless naails and space them as to where u want your threads to fit. good luck and thumbs up to u.. doris hall
What about S hooks?????