Wooden Floss Bobbins, 50 Pack — 11 Shapes, With Metal Rings or Labels

Warm, natural wood in fifty pretty shapes, one for every colour in your project. These wooden floss bobbins turn a tangle of skeins into a neat bunch you can hang, flip through and pick from, and they look lovely doing it.

Loop a skein or a few cut lengths through the cut-out hole, write the colour number on the board or on a label, and slip the boards onto a metal ring. Every colour stays straight, together and named, ready to pull while you stitch.

Choose from 11 shapes, from a simple teardrop to a scalloped daisy, and take the set on its own, with 2 metal rings, or with rings and a sheet of blank labels.

Product details

• 50 wooden floss boards in the one shape you choose.
• 11 shapes: Style A teardrop, B rectangle, C rounded square, D tall rectangle, E gourd, F keyhole, G house tag, H five-petal flower, I scalloped daisy, J oval, K egg.
• Each board has a hole for your floss and a hanging hole for a ring.
• Boards are roughly 3.5–4.5 cm wide and 3.8–5 cm tall (about 1.4–1.8 × 1.5–2 in), depending on shape.
• Bundle options: 50 boards; 50 boards + 2 metal rings; 50 boards + 2 metal rings + blank labels.
• Metal rings: about 7 cm (2.75 in) across, opening to thread the boards on.

Floss is not included.

How to use them

• Loop. Pass a skein, or a few cut working lengths, through the floss hole and fold it over.
• Name it. Write the colour number on the board, or on a label if you chose the label bundle.
• Ring it. Slide the boards onto a metal ring in chart order and hang the ring by your stitching chair.

Why you'll love it

• Every colour stays straight and untangled, with its number on it.
• Flip through a ring of colours like pages instead of digging through a bag.
• Natural wood looks beautiful in a craft room or on display.
• Fifty boards covers a large project, or several small ones.
• Reusable: slip the floss off and load the next project.

How this compares

Against plastic or cardboard bobbins: there is no winding here. The floss loops through the hole and hangs straight, so it keeps fewer kinks and goes on and off in seconds.

Against a floss box: a ring of boards travels with the project itself and hangs where you stitch, while your main collection can stay in its box.

Frequently asked questions

What are floss drops? (from our AI-search research)
Floss drops are small tags with a hole that you loop a skein or cut lengths through, then hang on a ring. These wooden boards work exactly that way, and many stitchers use them for the colours of the project they are working on.

How to make an embroidery thread organizer?
The simplest way is a ring of floss drops: loop each colour onto its own board, write the number on it, and gather the boards on a ring. With this set you only need to add your floss.

Are all 50 boards the same shape?
Yes. Each pack is 50 boards of the style you choose, so a ring looks neat and uniform.

Can I write on them?
Yes. Write straight on the wood with a fine pen, or choose the bundle with blank labels.

A ring of these beside your hoop makes every colour change quick and calm.