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    My Favorite Quilting Accessory

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    I thought I’d share a picture of my new favorite quiltingaccessory.It’s called a Sip &Snip.It clamps onto my sewing table andholds my drink and it also has a trash bag on it.I like it because the drink holder is bigenough to hold anything and it has wire sides to keep it there…plus it has acut out for a mug handle!Here’s a picof the box:

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    Looks fun, and will come in handy!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diannia View Post
    Hi,

    I thought I’d share a picture of my new favorite quiltingaccessory.It’s called a Sip &Snip.It clamps onto my sewing table andholds my drink and it also has a trash bag on it.I like it because the drink holder is bigenough to hold anything and it has wire sides to keep it there…plus it has acut out for a mug handle!Here’s a picof the box:

    Great idea! But I know myself and exactly where the threads would end up, not in the bag LOL I hate stringy coffee!!

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    I'd be fishing my seam ripper out of it!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Gramie bj View Post
    Great idea! But I know myself and exactly where the threads would end up, not in the bag LOL I hate stringy coffee!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gramie bj View Post
    Great idea! But I know myself and exactly where the threads would end up, not in the bag LOL I hate stringy coffee!!

    Had the same thought about myself. I am just not what you would call a 'cleanie'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gramie bj View Post
    Great idea! But I know myself and exactly where the threads would end up, not in the bag LOL I hate stringy coffee!!
    Me, too! I'm clutzy enough to spill hot tea even with that.
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    It would be great for those who like a beverage while they sew. My beverage of choice is hot tea but I get to into my sewing and it gets cold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
    It would be great for those who like a beverage while they sew. My beverage of choice is hot tea but I get to into my sewing and it gets cold.
    I too always had that problem with my coffee and I now put it in a travel mug and it stays the right temp for hours and it fits in the holder nicely which I have one similar and have it next to my machine clamped to the table. I have had mine for several years so have had to replace the bag .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
    It would be great for those who like a beverage while they sew. My beverage of choice is hot tea but I get to into my sewing and it gets cold.
    I love hot tea and keep a mug warmer behind my sewing chair on a table. I have a floor lamp next to it. I don't turn off that lamp until my tea warmer AND my iron is turned off!
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    Great idea. I spilled iced tea on my plastic thread cases. Sticky.

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