If I had a personal list of Things That Might Be Useful to Own, a twine holder would be - nowhere. But your needs might be different - maybe you're more of a gardener than I am, or a different type of cook. And some of these are so lovely I almost wish I could use one. The oak twine stand above, from Labour and Wait, comes in two sizes; this is the smaller one. [via Design Mom]
This beech twine holder follows the same basic design - with less styling.
And this jumbo twine stand, made of oak, is a real beauty! There's a smaller version, too.
This acorn-shaped twine holder is made of alder wood.
Moving on from these wood options, here's a string dispenser made of enameled tin.
And here's the Welsh version!
Or what about a cast iron string dispenser - a replica of a Victorian style?
Here's another reproduction Victorian string holder.
For a very different approach, here are balls of twine that come with their own dispenser. [via Better Homes and Gardens]
And finally, here's another hanging twine holder.
Jeri~
ReplyDeleteYour post is very timely. This past weekend I was in cooking-mode and for the umpteenth time I vowed I was going to find a gizmo to keep my cooking twine organized.
Yesterday, one of my clever clients showed me a budget-version: drop the twine in a glass jar, poke a hole in the lid of the jar and, presto!
Your examples are much better looking!
Glad you like them, Geralin
ReplyDeleteWow, who knew there are so many attractive twine dispensers out there! I'm looking for a more industrial application - that would hang and have a little blade to cut the twine. Any ideas?
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