Just the Threads is a monthly subscription box that brings you all the threads you’ll need for your next stitching project. Whether you’re an embroiderer, needlepointer, cross-stitcher, crazy quilter, or just a thread lover, you’ll find something you’ll love in each Just the Threads box.
The subscription costs $22.99 per month and is part of the StitchyBox Family of subscriptions! FYI – If you’re a cross stitcher and a Stitchy Box subscriber, they now have a Thread It Up add on subscription. It’s a little different than this one – as it’s not a standalone, it’s more themed with the regular bimonthly subscription.
Everything is packed into a pretty paper bag.
Everything in my bag. You will personalize your subscription when you sign up. You can see more complete info about the quiz in my first Just The Threads review!
The theme this July is Cottage Garden Threads Party! All the themes for 2017 are complementary colors, except for July – this month celebrated a new line added to the Stitchy Box shop, Cottage Garden Threads!
Cottage Garden Cotton is a 6-ply cotton floss, in a 10-yard skein (twice what you’ll find in a Weeks Dye Works or Gentle Arts skein). It’s an Australian dyer and everything is LOVELY! They are light and color fast but always best to wash.
Cottage Garden Threads Polliwog Cotton Floss ($5.85)
Cottage Garden Threads Sapphire Cotton Floss ($5.85)
Look at the variegation here. So pretty. They have a subscription too!
Sajou Paris Retors Du Nord 2242 Embroidery Thread (€2.50, about $2.99) This embroidery thread is 4 stranded 100% cotton with a beautiful sheen. I love the old gold.
The Gentle Art Sample Threads Limited Edition Shaded Sands Cotton Floss ($2.40) The Gentle Art – one of the brands we’re so used to seeing here.
Cottage Garden Threads Ash Cotton Floss ($5.85) And more CGT. This one’s my favorite.
Super pretty and terribly usable threads this month!
The value of this box comes in at around $24, which is about a dollar over the subscription price, which is pretty darn decent considering that LNS shipping can be quite spendy and you can reduce the price substantially by signing up for a longer term.
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