waste containers
#41
I made one from a metal coat hanger and, of course, scraps. I primarily use it on my serger, but collects from many points. Made a small bag through which the unbended coat hanger goes, holding it in front of the base plate of the serger. I bent the ends to fit around the back legs of the serger. Works great and recycled a piece of fabric!
Guess you could do the same thing for a table using elastic/bias tape around the machine body.
Velcro would hold it to the underside/edge of a table....dunno, just a thought.
Guess you could do the same thing for a table using elastic/bias tape around the machine body.
Velcro would hold it to the underside/edge of a table....dunno, just a thought.
#44
When you are tossing those tiny bits of fabric and threads, remember our feathered friends would appreciate the home making supplies. I put my theads and tiny bits on the front patio and watch them come down to retrieve their finds. Gives a lot of pleasure.
Sally
Sally
#45
Originally Posted by hulahoop1
#46
Originally Posted by mjsylvstr
Before I made this one I have, I used to cut the bottom out of a plastic baggie and tape the edges to stregthen it, tape it to the table and when it was full you only have to open the bottom zipper to empty it.
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Originally Posted by IowaQuilter
My quilt mentor brought me an emply tissue box (one of the small tall ones) as part of my essential start up supplies. It works great!
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#48
I make a pile to the right of my machine, one pile of thread another of fabric, right next to my scissors. when i get up to quit i drop them in my drawer or garbage.
I really didnt know there were such fancy thing out there to hold my leavings :oops: :oops: :oops:
I really didnt know there were such fancy thing out there to hold my leavings :oops: :oops: :oops:
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