Craft Room 16 Thread Bobbin Holder – French Cleat Thread Storage

What you’re getting

• A dedicated French cleat bobbin holder that stores 16 thread bobbins in two tidy rows.
• Shallow shelf with 6mm (1/4″) dowels so bobbins stay put but are easy to grab and drop back.
• Compact depth that suits small craft rooms and shared spaces without crowding the walkway.
• Designed to hang on a standard 45° French cleat strip, so you can slide it, shuffle it, or stack more holders as your thread collection grows.
• Matches the rest of the Neat French Cleat craft wall range, keeping your workshop organization looking intentional instead of thrown together.

Ideal for

• Crafters and sewists who want their most‑used bobbins visible instead of buried in plastic cases.
• Small craft rooms where every bit of wall space has to work hard.
• Makers who run multiple colours on a project and need a “current palette” near the machine.
• Anyone building a modular French cleat craft room and wanting a cleaner option than generic shelves.

Build details (digital plans)

• Material: 6 mm / 1⁄4″ plywood (birch or similar quality sheet).
• 16 x 6mm dowels
• Mounting: Standard 45° French cleat wall strip; compatible with Neat French Cleat craft wall cleats.
• Tools needed: Laser cutter, sandpaper, CA glue; optional clear coat or paint for finishing.
• Difficulty: Easy – a straightforward build once your laser settings are dialled in.
• Files included:
  • Laser‑ready vector files (SVG and DXF and Lightburn).
  • PDF overview with assembly tips and tricks (and videos).
  • Quick build notes with fit tips and suggested test cuts.

Why this instead of a generic shelf or box?

Generic shelves and random boxes will hold bobbins, but they also hide colours, tangle threads and turn into a mini junk drawer on your wall.
The Craft Room 16 Thread Bobbin Holder is sized specifically for bobbins, with a shallow depth and dowels that keep them upright, visible and easy to put back.
Because it’s built for a French cleat system, you can move it in seconds – stack it under your thread spools, slide it closer to the machine, or swap it with another module without drilling a single new hole.