Metal thread rack designed for sewing, quilting, and embroidery use. Sturdy metal construction provides a stable base so spools stay in place during stitching. Compatible with older and vintage sewing machines and works as a standalone embroidery or quilting thread stand. Key benefits Stable thread feeding: solid metal frame holds spools steady for smooth sewing, quilting, and embroidery without frequent pauses to readjust thread. Organizes thread stash: opens up workspace and keeps multiple spools arranged and accessible, reducing clutter and setup time. Simple installation: easy to set up and remove from a work surface or machine area, convenient for hobbyists and professionals. Durable material: metal construction resists bending and maintains alignment during use for consistent performance. Versatile function: serves as a spool holder, quilting thread stand, and embroidery stand in one compact unit. Important attributes Material: metal for long term stability and durability. Compatibility: suitable for older and vintage sewing machines and for use as an independent thread stand. Function: holds spools securely, provides smooth thread delivery, and helps organize multiple threads in a small space. Operation: practical and user friendly to install and operate during machine or handwork sessions. Practical use scenarios Quilting session: mount several spools on the rack when piecing a quilt so thread color changes and large cone feeds remain stable and uninterrupted. Machine embroidery on a vintage machine: use the stand beside an older sewing machine to feed specialty threads without pulling or tangling. Craft table organization: place the rack on a worktable to keep frequently used threads visible and easy to reach during hand embroidery, mending, or small sewing projects. Why choose this rack Reduces interruptions and increases workflow efficiency by keeping spools steady and accessible. Frees up workspace while providing a reliable, long lasting thread support solution for sewers and embroiderers who use older machines or prefer a standalone thread stand.