Originally Posted by gigidodds
(Post 4955324)
I use the foam boards sold at Dollar Store for $1 and cut them to size. Works the same as the expensive ones I bought before finding these.
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I don't remember who sold them but this link is where another member gets them and she said it's the cheapest she's seen. I hope this helps.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/blogs/p...ing-b9366.html |
We have foam core boards for sale. Can't tell from this message from romansjg who was interested. Anyway email me for prices & sizes we have very low prices.
jigs1354 on the quilt board |
I'm with you. I don't know what they are talking about either. Maybe they are pinning fabric to the boards and then using that for storage like books on a shelf. That's all I can picture.
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Originally Posted by Jratcliff
(Post 5179267)
I'm with you. I don't know what they are talking about either. Maybe they are pinning fabric to the boards and then using that for storage like books on a shelf. That's all I can picture.
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Originally Posted by Jratcliff
(Post 5179267)
I'm with you. I don't know what they are talking about either. Maybe they are pinning fabric to the boards and then using that for storage like books on a shelf. That's all I can picture.
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Originally Posted by psailer
(Post 4957364)
ok call me stupid...lol.. i dont know what any of you are talking about foam boards how do they work? thanks paula
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Originally Posted by johans
(Post 4950957)
I've searched some on here, but now need to ask. Who is it on this forum that makes the foam core boards? I've been using Polar Notions (200 of them), and they're expensive -- but excellent. For my remaining stash -- those pieces that are 1/4 - 1/2 yard I'd like something more reasonable. I have a lot of them.
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I use the comic book board, work great!
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Thank you for this wonderful info. I did not like the idea of cutting a bunch of foam board. I will give your advice a try, using the comic boards.
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