Reddit reviews 10 Yards of Thread Net Spool Saver for Sewing Embroidery Machine Mess/Tangle Free Spools Prevents Unwinding Perfect for Small/Large Cones
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You could try some thread netting
Does it happen with other kinds of thread?The kind of spool your thread is on is contributing to the problem, I think. You could try flipping the spool of thread so it still feeds from the back, but the end you have on the bottom is the top. Or using a spool cap might help, but I don't know what size or brand to recommend for your situation.
Also, some thread likes to slip more on the spool than others. A thread net might help, it looks like this . I have improvised with small nets from the produce department at the grocery store. Scootch the net up a bit on the spool and let it feed out from underneath the net while you sew.