I’m just back from a wonderful visit with my mom and sister back home in the Ozarks. My sis, Jennifer, and I had a blast shopping at indoor flea markets and antique shops in the Springfield, Missouri area. I’ve got lots of photos to go through and share, but in the meantime, I’m posting some images of gorgeous packaging and labels from vintage thread found during one of our hunts.
The JPG images are from boxes of Knox’s “Falcon” linen lace thread. Pinks and reds…so “Valentiney.”
Print the free images for use in your crafty projects or use the image for digital collage, etc. Naturally, they will look fabulous on top of your plain wooden spools. Since readers are always so kind to ask, I’ll state again that I am happy for you to use these images however you would like for personal or commercial use, just please don’t sell the images themselves, they’re meant to be free. Thanks.
Click on the image below for the larger JPG file to download.
I scanned the spool labels as is and also modified them with larger background color rounds for using with punches.
Thank you, Cathe! Wonderful as always.
-Linda
Ooh, so so pretty! What a cool freebie, thnx much!
Oh, thank you. They are just gorgeous. So very kind of you to share!
Love them, thanks!!!
these are just so pretty! Thank you for sharing them.
Thank you so much! I have lots of old wooden spools and this will make a perfect gift for my sister
Thanks for sharing! They are beautiful!
Kate
Thank you!!! I have a craft idea in the works for which I need lots of empty spools of thread, and this will be the perfect finishing touch
So cute!!! I posted a link from facebook! Thanks : )
These are really great, thanks so much.
They are so lovely! Thank you so much, Deb
Lovely labels…thanks for sharing….I´ll feature on my blog….hope you don´t mind
hugs from Brazil
I think I love just about everything you’ve ever made!
Thank you so much Cathe!! You are sooo generous. I love these!!
These are WONDERFUL!!! Thank you!
THANK YOU!!
Fabulous share I will be happy to add among my Ephemera!! 
Wow — so gorgeous! Thank you.
OH! The goodies are just beautiful! That color combination gets me every time. Thanks so much for sharing!
xo Deirdre
PS: I used to go to the Ozarks with my Mom and Dad when I was a little girl. I’m sure it’s changed quite a bit since then, but the scenery was always so lovely. Glad to hear you had a nice time.
Of course, another beautiful addition to my evergrowing stash of vintage ephemera, all thanks to you and your gift for seeing beauty that alot of the rest of us would have missed. Thank you, again. I like the way you punched these. Hmmmm, you know I can do the same effect with my new Xacto scissors, how COOL is that. Thanks again, Cathe, for all you do. Hugs, Theresa.
Thank you Cathe!! You are always so generous!!
Cathe, I can’t thank you enough for your generous gifts. I’ve enjoyed following your post for some time and appreciate your valuable time and effort given for our benefit.
Having been a seamstress for…well, let’s just say, “a very long time”…and a papercrafter for several years, I envision a great many projects using these thread labels.
Than you, again.
Sincerely.
T2!nk
Thanks for sharing, Cathe! Be sure to stop by and say ‘Hi’ sometime- I just got a new scanner and have started posting some vintage images as well that you may find useful. Have a wonderful holiday weekend!
Oh Cathe! Tear! My maiden name is Falcon and I am beyond thrilled to see these! They are so beautiful – I have no idea on what I’ll use them for, but I’m sure I’ll think of something! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much! I collect vintage sewing notions. I love these! “Sew” many ideas!
oh, love them! thank you so much for sharing!
Mone
Hope you missed all the bad weather we are having here!!! Will love to see your pictures. Thanks so much for the great images!
Thanks so much for sharing these with us! I have some “naked” spools that could use these!
Dianne
I love the printables you have on your blog for us! Thanks so much!
Great images, thank goodness for people like you .
superbes… merci de France
Once again you come through with a beautiful fun idea! Kristy from http://www.apronsandapples.blogspot.com I am linking these up! Thanks!
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Thank you!!!!
Steffie
Have you done and research on the Knox company? I just bought a bag of Knox’s Linen Floss size 16 at a “craft supply” yard sale. There are 124 complete skeins. The original owner was probably doing a hardanger tablecloth to need that much. Any information would be welcome.
Thanks
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Thank you, Cathe, they’re awesome!
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These are wonderful! Thanks so much!!
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Cathe,
Thank you very much for the beautifull images.
Jorge
Brazil
Thanks so much for shring and making the lables ready to be punched out. Saves lots of time~!
Carmen
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Fab thread labels, thank you so much
Joan
just wondering if you’d be willing to modify these in another colour — say beige-y?
Hi Cathe, I live in Springfield!!! Isn’t it a great place to shop? Also a beautiful place to live.
Love your blog. And thanks for the spool top papers. I’ve got tons of wooden spools. Now something to do with them!
This is fantastic!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
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Ooh, so so pretty! What a cool freebie, thnx much!
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Thank you, these are wonderful!
Thank you very much! I love anything vintage! Have a great day!
What a lovely collection! I am new to your site but will enjoy sifting back thru you older posts. Thanks for the freebie :~)
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Thank you so much! Very pretty !
Greetings Tina
Thankyou so much. Just what I was looking for to put in a shadow box!
Thank you. These are pretty! I’d like to have some graphics of unused thread labels to replace the labels on some of my vintage spools. I’ve scanned the ones I do have by setting the spools on my scanner.