Pre-Wound Embroidery Floss Bobbins in a Storage Box — 24 to 120 Colors, 6-Strand • I Sew Need It Crafts

A full palette of embroidery floss, already wound, numbered and boxed, ready the moment you open the lid. No winding, no untangling, no sorting: lift out the colour you want and start stitching.

Every colour sits on its own plastic bobbin, printed with a colour code, and the bobbins stand in rows inside a clear storage box with a latching cover. Choose from 24 up to 120 colours, with 4 m or 8 m of six-strand floss on each bobbin.

It is the fastest way to go from a new hobby, or a new pattern, to a box of thread that is organised from day one.

Hand holding pre-wound floss bobbins in yellow and green above the open storage box of numbered embroidery floss bobbins

Choose your palette

24 colours, 8 m each
40 colours, 4 m each
48 colours, 8 m each
72 colours, 8 m each
80 colours, 4 m each
120 colours, 4 m each

The 8 m sets give you more thread per colour for bigger pieces; the 4 m sets give you more colours for the price.

Two boxes of pre-wound embroidery floss bobbins with callouts for colour-numbered bobbins, organizer storage box with cover and 6-strand floss

What you get

Six-strand embroidery floss in the number of colours you choose, one colour per bobbin.
Plastic bobbins, each printed with a colour code, so you can re-order or match a shade later.
A clear plastic storage box with a latching cover and divided rows that keep the bobbins upright.

The thread is a polyester-cotton blend.

Close-up of pre-wound floss bobbins in purple, orange, yellow and green, each printed with its colour code

Who it's for

Beginners starting cross stitch or hand embroidery who want a ready-made colour range.
Stitchers who want a second, travel-ready palette that is already organised.
Friendship bracelet and macramé makers who need lots of colours on hand.
Teachers and class kits, where every student needs the same set of colours.
Anyone looking for a practical gift for a crafter.

Why you'll love it

Open the box and stitch: nothing to wind or label first.
See every shade at once through the clear lid.
Pull one bobbin without disturbing the rest.
Rewind leftovers onto the same bobbin and put it back in its row.
The latching lid keeps the box shut in a bag.

How this compares

Against loose skeins: skeins come with a paper band and nothing else. Here every colour is already wound flat, coded and in its own row, so there is nothing to tangle.

Against an empty organizer box: an empty box still needs the floss, the bobbins and an evening of winding. This one arrives full.

Care

Keep the box closed and out of direct sunlight so the colours stay bright. Rewind any unused length onto its bobbin before putting it back.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best way to organize embroidery floss?
Keep each colour on its own labelled bobbin in a divided box. This set arrives organised that way, with every colour wound and coded in a latching box.

How do you store embroidery floss without tangling?
Wind it flat onto bobbins and keep the bobbins upright in a closed box. The floss here comes pre-wound, so it starts tangle-free.

Is the floss six-strand?
Yes. Every bobbin holds standard six-strand floss that separates for cross stitch and embroidery.

How much floss is on each bobbin?
Either 4 m or 8 m per colour, depending on the set you choose. The 24, 48 and 72-colour sets have 8 m; the 40, 80 and 120-colour sets have 4 m.

What are the numbers on the bobbins?
Each bobbin is printed with its own colour code, so every shade in the box has an identifier you can note on a pattern.

A box like this makes the first stitch the easiest part of the day.