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Posted 11 months ago
strangemod…
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Funny thing, I’ve had this box for years and was always bummed that the handle was missing. Then the other day I had turned it upside down and when I turned it back up and opened it the handle fell out! It had apparently been taped under the fold out part!
I love it and wish I knew what year it’s from.
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strangemodegirl, Cool. :-)
Yeah, Google Lens didn't turn up any twins.
There are of course a lot of wooden cases for thread out there on the Internet, but most of them have a brand name on them, because they were designed to showcase goods for retail vendors.
A text search for "stepped thread holder" turned up this modern 3D printed stand:
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/tool/stand-for-thread-spools-for-tying-flies
Your thread box might be a hand-made 'oner.'
I can see some dedicated sewer putting in a "Honey do" request with her hubby for a thread caddy.
Here's an enterprising Etsy vendor who makes thread carousels:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1206258192/carousel-quilting-thread-storage-rack