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I could use a few spare spools around here. They would be useful for storing ribbon, lace, bias tape, etc. It hadn't crossed my mind that I could buy spools, until I started noticing some of the great ones available on etsy. Take a look...
Set of Five Kraft Paper Spools
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5 Unfinished Wooden Spools // 1 inch
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Mary Ann, what a nice find!
Kate, these would make lovely candle holders. Thanks for the idea.
Penny, thanks for the tip about finding spools Pendleton. Next time I'm over that way, I'm going to make sure to slow down in time to turn into their parking lot. I've zipped by there a bunch of times, but forget to slow down on 99 in time to turn.
Posted by: Keyka Lou | January 29, 2012 at 10:40 AM
Michelle, you can find spools at the Pendleton Stores. One in Milwaukie, OR and one in Washougal, WA.
Posted by: Penny | January 28, 2012 at 01:56 PM
The old wooden spools make beautiful candle holders! You need some of that sticky candle wax to hold the candle onto the spool but they look lovely with a beeswax taper!
Posted by: Kate/Massachusetts | January 27, 2012 at 02:12 PM
Many years ago I found several wonderful old wooden spools similar to the one with the metal rim, but smaller top 'knob' in Lancaster county PA at a yard sale. Never knew what to do with them, so thanks for the suggestions!
Posted by: Mary Ann B | January 27, 2012 at 11:54 AM