Floss Bags

Zippered floss bags are helpful to keep track of your floss for a project. Floss bags come with a place on the outside on which you can write the floss number and two holes for placing a collection of bags on craft rings. This is a convenient way of storing the floss because you can put miscellaneous pieces of unused floss back in the bag to be used later.

I recommend the Westex Bag-It floss bags. Amazon did not seem to have that brand of bags, but the you can use the following link to purchase a package of 36 bags.

Westex 36-count Bag-It Floss Storage bags

However, Amazon does carry the metal rings for linking the bags together. See my Amazon Store for more sizes of rings.

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