Creation of Floss Organizer. No talking. All words in text. ASMR

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[@StitchingMasterpieces]

At this point I can’t say these organizers will work for everyone. But I like them the most 00:00 Take a piece of paper. A4 00:06 Fold it to have 3rd size 00:32 Take the thick felt. The thicker the better. 2mm is ideal 00:49 Cut 2-4 cm of it. Depends on your needle. It should be a little bit bigger than a needle length 01:07 Take a sewing machine. You can do it by hands. But with machine is faster 01:10 Sew them together 01:34 Remove extra fabric 01:43 Print /write the colours numbers. There should be 3 columns. Numbers in the middle. For 3mm puncher I have up to 62 rows on one page. But it is super close! 01:47 Add tape on top of it. It become more durable 02:16 When you print it try to add 1.5 cm borders on top and the bottom. For later fixing 02:48 I use 3mm puncher to make it in a smaller size 02:53 Make first row of holes for needles on the left side 03:05 Place the paper on the pallete to see the fabric through holes 03:15 Fix it with the tape 04:27 Add two rows of holes for threads 4:48 Floss keeper. Cut the floss to 1m. 3mm holes can hold 16 threads, but it will be tight 06:23 Pull the threads over two holes 07:14 Add needles 07:57 Put the thread to a bag 08:28 Fix them with staples on both sides 08:49 You can add a couple flosses to the bag to have them in one place 08:57 Make a ladder from them 09:07 Fix with binder clips 09:28 Hide the bag on the back 10:01 My 1 year old organizer. It is still good. I just need to brush it one in a couple month to keep it neat 10:07 It fits the trestles perfectly 10:17 Blends organizer 10:21 There are two columns for numbers. First number in blue on the first columns. I don’t repeat it if there are several of them. Second number in black 10:25 Add tape 10:49 Cut it 11:23 Make two rows of holes 11:46 Add extra paper below holes. So needles are hidden and do not catch threads 12:22 Fit the paper to the pallete to see the fabric through both holes. I use tape for it 13:09 Add all the needles. Those ones that already were in use - to the top row. Extra ones - to the second row 13:31 Make a sheet from them. No need to switch. Fit the trestles 14:59 Make a book. So you can easily switch them. Take less space overall Happy stitching! 😘💐

[@cyrusunderscore7315]

I love seeing people's unique organisation strategies. Most channels recommend the same three techniques, so it's cool to learn such a different approach that you've tailored to your preferences

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! Yeah, in some cases the most used options are not the best ones. I changed the original idea so many times and now I feel I spend much less time on finding a right colour 🥰🤗

[@bluegingerbread6607]

I just made an organizer for my HAED. I LOVE it! It makes my stitching so much more enjoyable and efficient. It was well worth the time to make. I created the cards and then added the floss a few minutes here and there, even while waiting at the doctor office. (I use thick paper to print and then laminated it, since my tape was too thick for my hole punch. I sewed felt to card stock. Basically I used what I had.) (I never comment on KZbin…but this was such a game changer for me that I had to comment.)

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Oh! That’s so great that you like it! Just make sure that you place the new threads up to the bottom of a bag. Exactly the same! I added new floss to that organizer when I have 5 spare minutes, so it is not overwhelming 🤗😘 Happy stitching! 🧵🥰

[@LexieMichelle]

This is amazing!! Thank you sooo very much for sharing this with us.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Happy to hear you like it 🥰😘

[@cloverstitcher]

I just wanted to say THANK YOU for showing us your organizer cards! I finally broke down and did this with one of my HAEDs and I already LOVE IT! Lord the amount of money I've wasted on organizers when I could have just made ones for each project! 🤦‍♀ I have been using pakos but it was a pain to use on the go, and I was always afraid that my hanging floss would get dusty or dirty cause this project will take me years! I'm one of these crazy people who pack around my HAED 🤪 This not only saved me time, and space, but now I don't have to worry about loosing needles off the pakos or crushing the pakos and needles in the huge bag I was having to use. Now it all fits right in a normal size project bag and it just tosses the project bag in my big purse and go! Yes it took time to make, but its well worth it in the end and keeps the hanging floss clean! BTW instead of using clips I used washi tape and taped the whole bag folded, now when I need to add more floss, i can just break the tape, add, and just put more tape on it and carry on. And it created a pocket for the threaded needle threads to be tucked into! What a great idea! 🥰

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

That’s so great you like it! It took me several iterations to come up with this idea and I shared it because I truly feel it is very good one. Over a year I did change it just for a little bit, but don’t want to change it completely. And I noticed as well that if I have flosses hanging for long time without a bag they become visibly worse. Not even because of the dirt, but because of moving them there and back. Agree, travelling with such organizer should be much easier. Regarding tape vs binders, I agree. It is a wick part. Binders catch thread sometimes and fly away. For my old organizer I made small holes on the sides and and fixed them with a thick thread. And fixed with type on the back. But still thinking if there is a better way of doing things. Probably, your idea just type it is a brilliant one! Yeah, those bought ones organizers not very chip and you come home with them and find out they are not still ideal 🙀 Anyway. Glad you like it! 🥰 hope it helps you stitch your full coverage designs faster. Happy stitching! 😘💐

[@cloverstitcher]

@@StitchingMasterpieces I have shared your video with all my stitchy friends as well as a post on my Instagram with photos of the ones I made for my current HAED and a link to your video! 🥰

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@cloverstitcher that’s a great help! Thank you so much! 😘😘😘

[@victoriab3053]

Buenos días desde España. Gracias, gracias y mil gracias x compartir. Hay cosas que el dinero no paga y esta es una de ellas. Además de tener los hilos y agujas ordenadas y preparadas para coser, me parece super práctico para llevarte el bordado a todas partes. Un abrazo gigante

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

¡Gracias! Me llevó un tiempo llegar a esta idea, pero ahora parece casi perfecta. Me alegra que a ti también te guste 🥰

[@Kalimbarima]

Omg this is amazing!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! 🥰😘

[@אדלמינץ]

Thank you very much! You were very quick to make the video and I appreciate it😊 Seems like a good, cheap and simple way to keep the threads organized and I love it!!❤❤❤

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! Yeah, I love to use these materials that I have already on hand. And with cheap version there is no doubt to make an improvement if needed. Hard to tell. Probably, it was my 15th organizer over 6 months before I said it is what I need 😅

[@victoriab3053]

Buenos días!! Lo logre!! 🎉🎉🎉 Ayer conseguí hacer mi organizador 😁😁😁🤩🤩🤩. Me encanta tener hilos y agujas juntos y lo q mas me gudta es lo poco q ocupa (el proyecto q estoy acabando lleva solo 37 hilos 😊) Hoy empezaré a usarlo. Gracias, gracias y mil gracias. Un beso y un abrazo gigante desde A Coruña.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

¡37 colores realmente no es mucho! con un organizador de este tipo ocuparán muy poco espacio en el lienzo y no tendrás que estirarte mucho para cada hilo nuevo. Espero que disfrutes usándolo. He estado usando esto durante un año y, salvo algunos problemas menores, realmente me gusta este organizador. 🥰😘😘😘😘

[@Julia-ky9ux]

Brilliant, thank you for sharing. I'll be trying this!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Julia! Hope you’ll like it as I do! 😘

[@beckyduron5495]

Amazing!!! Thank you for sharing.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

I am glad you like it 🥰💐

[@acueto7]

Love this thank you!!!!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

I am glad you like it! 🥰 Happy stitching! 🪡🤗

[@Mariane_et_ses_passions]

This is such an amazing system. Thank you for sharing!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you Mariane! Hope you’ll like it 🥰😘

[@Mariane_et_ses_passions]

@@StitchingMasterpieces i can’t wait to try it. I have a question where do you get a large amount of needles? I buy normally the John James but I can’t imagine having around a hundred of them 😆.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@Mariane_et_ses_passions oh yes! John James would be too expensive to consider to buy 1000 pieces. Last time I bought needles from this store on Ali a.aliexpress.com/_oDCGA7l They are good enough. I would say for this price it is pretty much good quality. I stitch with 1 meter thread and it does not become fluffy at the end

[@Mariane_et_ses_passions]

@@StitchingMasterpieces thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@Mariane_et_ses_passions 😘😘😘

[@juli.stitched2536]

Thank you for sharing 😊 I started making my own. So far it looks good. I hope it will be practical for me. I love that the threads are stored securely in the bag and are protected from dust and dirt. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you soon.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Juli! Hope it will work for you. One more benefit with the bag - threads do not become fluffy over time if you don’t use it as often. +1 that I don’t need to reinvent a wheel with those threads, that I don’t need for the time being. For example, for the current projects I need only 2 meters, what I should do with others?

[@lindacorgiat6820]

What a great idea! Thanks for sharing; this is such a nice way to organize threads for the full coverage pieces.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you Linda! 😘💐

[@blackforestxstitch]

Brilliant idea for organizing floss. Thank you for sharing. 😄

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Glad you liked it!

[@donnadees1971]

For the professional, not for layman, I think.

[@junebug585]

What a great way to keep your floss. I will have to give this a try. Will keep everything neat and tidy.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hope you’ll like it as much as I do 😘💐

[@sharondeverslobaton3511]

Very clever!!!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! 🥰🤗😘

[@monikapawelec7317]

Woooow, po prostu niesamowite, muszę koniecznie wprowadzić w życie ten organizer, bardzo się cieszę, że tu trafiłam dzięki za extra film. Pozdrawiam serdecznie ❤

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

I am glad you find it helpful! 🥰😘

[@Kalimbarima]

I am busy making this, im putting the threads in now. Super fun to do as well, took me a whole day to only make the cards

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Oh, does it really take as much time to make this organizer? Usually, if I decide to make a new organizer, I don’t do it right away from the start to the finish. It is mostly when I want to switch from stitching or have 5-10 spare mins. In such case it really feels like fun and not overwhelming. I hope you will like the result and will not regret that you spent as much time on it 🤗

[@Kalimbarima]

@@StitchingMasterpieces so far i think its fun to do! Ik almost done haha

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@Kalimbarima that’s good! Usually it takes some time for me to put all the threads into it. For me the most exciting thing is to change an organizer that I did last week when new idea comes 😂 I have about 10 iterations in my drawer already 🤣

[@maribelle270]

Hola te encontre hoy y me suscribí a tu canal. No he visto todos los vídeos que has subido, los veré. Este vídeo tutorial me ha gustado mucho, es genial. Un saludo desde España 😊

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Maribel! Happy to see you on my channel! Love to see people all over the world over there. That’s why I don’t want to concentrate on talking videos. No words - no barriers 🌍 😘💐

[@martiigr5]

Hey hey! I have tried this method and I am really liking it so far! However I have one question. Sometimes when I pull one thread from the floss, it becomes knotted and I have to pull out the entire strand to unknot it. Have this ever happend to you? And if yes? What did you try as a solution?

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Not sure if it is the same, but I call it “caterpillar” when I pull one strand and the full thread goes out beneath the hole. It happens to me very rarely. In most cases it is happen if I was too lazy to put the new floss in a right way. If I just push them without disassembling the organizer just in a visible part of a bag - all the threads are not straightened. If I disassemble the organizer for the particular bag, place the new threads so they straight and go all the way to the bottom, usually there is no caterpillars happen. Hope it helps 🤗

[@Bella198625]

I'm thinking of printing all the numbers on thicker paper and then laminate it ... gonna try it!!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

That’s a good idea! Just make sure you will be able to make a hole in a laminated card 🤗

[@Bella198625]

@@StitchingMasterpieces 💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@Bella198625 😘

[@parkergirl7576]

Oh thank you. I am new to Cross stitch and just picked up a 5x7 to start. Would love to see videos on how to do this and will do thread. Where to go from here????

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! Oh, I wish to help, but at the moment I don’t have any tutorials on how to start. But I can help you with some videos on other channels, so you are not lost. kzbin.info/aero/PLPwfsUojVe-fw2nPaBoTp-8XsycRykh7A&si=0Kv_mOuQoX16p8s4 Happy stitching! And don’t stress yourself or rush at the very beginning. Just feel the thread, the fabric. Your feelings. And it might be your hobby for years and many beautiful masterpieces on your walls 😘💐

[@NeedleBugg]

Thanks so very very much for posting this. This idea is genius!, i am almost done rekitting on of my full coverage like this. You really should market this. I applaud your creativity. Thanks again. Keep up the great work. I am really enjoying your channel. Oh. Do you mind if i mention this system on my channel? And certainly will give you all the credit for coming up with it plus refer people to this video.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you for the kind words! For sure you can share all my ideas on your channel if you find them helpful. Happy if somebody else gets ideas for it. If you can mention my channel it would be very helpful. Especially at this point of time when I work hard to turn on monetization. Sometimes I think about making my organizers for selling, but with my regular job, two stitching channels (second one in my native language), stitching itself I just simply do not have time for another time consuming initiative. And, you know, if I fill in it with all threads, it might be pricy. Dms floss multiply by 460 would cost a lot! 🙀

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Wow! You have a really great collection of full coverage designs! I would stitch some of them as well. God shed his grace is gorgeous! But it looks weird that you have 15k subscribers and only about 1k view for each video.

[@NeedleBugg]

@@StitchingMasterpieces i know. That is weird. It may be because i have a fair amount of people that subscribe just for the hardanger tutorials. Then another amount of people just for the other tutorials and tips. Although that is just me rationalizing 🙃. Bottom line is i do this just for fun.. i never set out to grow a channel or make alot of money. I monetize just to cover the cost of equipment i had to buy or replace. So i really dont worry about views, etc. if folks like what i have to offer that is great. If not there are lots of channels out there to watch

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@NeedleBugg I agree. With my second channel I don’t cover the cost of the floss. But I really like to talk, show my progress and make fun of it. Let’s see how it goes here. It is not so easy to talk for hours on the second language but I enjoy the idea about cross culture experience sharing. It might be interesting

[@victoriab3053]

Hola !! Despues de usarlo unas, semanas, tengo un problema y es q a veces se me lían al tirar de una hebra 😮 y tengo q desmontar todo y volver a montar 😢.... Tengo q sujetarlos de otro modo . Pero es una buena idea, asi q la adaptaré un poco a mi comodidad. 🥰

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Oh, ¿qué hiciste con él? Noté que si agrego un hilo nuevo en el sujetador pero no empujo el hilo directamente hasta el fondo de la bolsa, el hilo puede enredarse. Es bueno que no suceda tan seguido. Probé diferentes enfoques para resolver este problema, pero nada funciona a la perfección. Así que sigo pensando qué puede resolver este problema al 100 %.

[@victoriab3053]

@@StitchingMasterpieces hola!! El problema es q al tirsr de una hebra el resto de hilos se sube hacia la parte superior de la bolsa y algunas veces se lían y no sale la hebra. No se si es porque las hebras son demasiado largas unas y otras mas cortas. No sé. Por ahora , seguiré con este método hasta acabar este proyecto del q solo me queda hoja y mrdia del esquema para finalizarlo. Pero en el proximo proyecto intentaré hacer todas las hebras fel mismo tamaño. Un abrazo y buen dia desde España

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Tienes razón, el problema puede ser que no todos los hilos tengan el mismo tamaño. Pero lo que te sugeriría es que intentes doblar la bolsa varias veces y fijarla con pequeños clips o sujetapapeles. De esta manera, la bolsa sostendrá el hilo y será necesario que el hilo se salga de algún modo. Puede que ayude mucho y no se salga tan a menudo 🤞

[@jaxcreativeinspirations]

Oh my gosh I’m not the only one who segments my floss this way!! I’ve tried using wonders and the floss is longer than 8 YARDS. That extra piece drove me up a tree! I know do my floss this way for floss drops…

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Yeah! I tried many options as well, but this current one seems the best one so far. And 1 meter thread looks easy to stitch with and no need to needle it too often. 8 yards at a time would be too much for me. However, I stitch silk pattern with 3 metres thread and it works fine. Probably sometime next week I’ll show how it looks like 🤞

[@mildredalayon7095]

This must take a long time. I admit being too lazy to be this organized. I use small snack baggies with an index card identifying the floss number and assigned stitching mark. I place the floss inside the baggie and the threaded needle (I use a lot of needles, too). Then, I pull the baggies as needed.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Yeah, I know that it is difficult to find time to make an organizer like this. I always feel that I would better to stitch instead. But what helps me that I usually make organizer when I don’t want to stitch. Or just have about 5 mins. And usually, such organizer take about 2-3 hours to complete, but saves much more while stitching a big project. I find right colour much faster Your way for keeping threads and needle I use for silk project. It does not contain too many colours and I use very long threads to stitch. So, my usual organizer does not work as well

[@venrica429]

This is a fantastic thread organizer. I have a question, where can I buy these ziploc bags? What size are these bags?

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi! I bought these ziploc bags from Costco and I saw them in other groceries stores. They are for freezer and thicker than others. It is very close to the size of the A4 paper sheet. 26.8x27.3 cm. You can use from IKEA as well, but they will be a little bit bigger, but work as well Happy stitching! 🧵🪡

[@JustJan2662]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Happy you like it! 🥰😘

[@Coral-k3v]

Hi, love this idea. Have you tried laminating & if so did it work similarly.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Coral! I have some doubts that after laminating I will be able to make holes. Even with 3 layers of paper it is a challenge to make 1500 holes. I have thought about adding a layer of plastic (something like table cover for kids) on the back. But my organizer did not become bad over this year, so, probably, it is not needed. And another idea would use this plastic as a main material. And add numbers on it. But did not try it actually.

[@onomatopeyaopeya6993]

Love this is PERFECT thank you for sharing ❤

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you for your feedback! 🥰😘💐

[@reynacelis1747]

Excelente idea! Gracias por compartir, Gracias

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you Reyna! 🤗 Happy stitching! 😘💐

[@mariannevonscheel]

Thank you so much for sharing - very creative :) - I'll definitely try it out :)

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Marianne! Hope it will work for you better than other organizers! 😘💐

[@Hezz6142]

Is it a master set or do you make one for each project? I could see me making a master set . It would be very convenient. Thanks so much. I'm going to give this a try.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Heather! I have one master set for all original dmc, one master set for all projects in fake dmc (from Ali express). If I have kits with their specific threads I have their own solid colour’s organizer. Ones, I made all-in-one blends organizer for needles but ended up with each one for each project. But still, all threads are in master set. Even for needles. In such case I don’t have to have millions of needles ready

[@Hezz6142]

Thank you for replying. The area I have allocated for my stitching is small and this would fit in nicely. Plus all colors would be at hand. Your stitching and projects are beautiful. I love seeing your progress.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you so much! Have a beautiful day! 😘💐

[@zoila5338]

Can you do a Tutorial on your frame

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Zoila! I’ll think what I can do about it. I have at least 3 different frames and they are slightly different. All of them are made by ourselves

[@donnadees1971]

Great quiet. Images are ok.

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thanks

[@Steffromth]

this is simply genial

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Thank you! 🥰😘

[@pennycandyys]

Typo? The word you meant is genius. :)

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Oh, sometimes it happens to everyone. 🤗 I edit my comments quite often when I check what I wrote. 🙀

[@victoriab3053]

Hola!! Una pregunta ¿tamaño de las bolsas?

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hola! El tamaño de las bolsas es muy parecido al tamaño de una hoja de papel A4. En mi caso es de 26,8x27,3 cm.

[@victoriab3053]

​​@@StitchingMasterpieces😮 mis bolsas tienen 25, 50 cm de ancho y 30 cm de largo. 😮😮😮 Pero mis folio son más largos. Quizás los doble por la parte más larga🤨🤦🤦🤦🤦. Volveré a intentarlo 😕. Un abrazo. Y muchas gracias

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@victoriab3053 ¿Usas mis tarjetas con números y son demasiado grandes? Cortaría un par de números de cada tarjeta y los movería a otra. En ese caso, necesitarías cortar papel adicional y eso es todo.

[@victoriab3053]

@@StitchingMasterpieces Hola! Si, tengo q recortar el folio para q sea ls medida correcta para la bolsa. Mi esquema es um kit de punto de cruz del diseñador luca-s y los hilos en lugar de números trae los símbolos, así q tengo q dibujarlo a mano

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

@victoriab3053 Oh, en ese caso, podría intentar usar estas tarjetas que tengo en el kit. Probablemente, las cortaría en dos pedazos y haría los agujeros en ellos. 🤗

[@muddy5380]

Where do you find the template for printing the numbers

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

I made them by myself. Just took numbers and added them to the excel sheet. I can make holes if there are no more than 62 holes in one column. If I make a blend organizer I type numbers each time taking them from the app

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Hi Muddy! If you need all dmc colours, I can send it to you. Right me in instagram. Probably, it would be the easiest way to send it. instagram.com/olesya_stitches?igsh=MWgzYmt2OGg2c3gxaQ%3D%3D& I’ll can do it tomorrow morning if you still need it

[@muddy5380]

@@StitchingMasterpieces OMG how kind of you.... Thanks you so much

[@Elena_L04]

О, любимые органайзеры 😅

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Ага! Я ж обещала ни месяца без органайзеров 🤣

[@EmyStitcher]

😍👏

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

🤗😘💐

[@donnadees1971]

Sorta’ over complicated…

[@StitchingMasterpieces]

Probably you are right. But it is so convenient and saves lots of time for stitching full coverage designs