Another AHA Moment
#13
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Northern Indiana
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Don't remember what they cost, but I bought a bag of numbers and a bag of letters that have a loop on the top. I slip these on safety pins and pin to the first block of each row. I got them at Hobby Lobby in the bead section.
#18
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Wisconsin
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These suggestions are great! Beats my sticky note with a straight pin thru it which many times I get picked with! Going to try the numbered beads. I have a box of small bent quilt pins that I think would work great and they are a bit small for basting with. You quilters come up with some great ideas.
#19
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Michigan's Upper Peninsula
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About a decade ago, I cut small squares of heat resistant plastic template material and added one hole with a punch. Rows 1-10 marked with a Sharpie. You could also add arrows for directions. Squares attached to piles with safety pin.
I like Dunster's idea of printing out a numbered sheet and pinning individual labels to upper left corner. (Keep It Simple, Kay) Thanks, Dunster! This method is quick, easy, and doesn't waste time or space :-)
I like Dunster's idea of printing out a numbered sheet and pinning individual labels to upper left corner. (Keep It Simple, Kay) Thanks, Dunster! This method is quick, easy, and doesn't waste time or space :-)
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