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Old 10-22-2011, 03:10 PM
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such a lucky one to have a helper !

nice idea !

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Blue's Quilting Mama, if you pick the batting up at the store you shouldn't have to pay shipping. You just have to wait for it to come in with their next order delivery. That's what I do. Just have to make sure you have a car big enough to get it home. LOL!
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I also buy it by the bolt. I have one still wrapped and no place to keep it. And it's so big that I need to get it to my daughters but not sure how to do it. It won't fit in my car.
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Put two hooks up in the ceiling of the garage or attic further apart than the length of the batting. Buy some chain run it thru a piece of plastic pipe that is slightly longer than the batting. Slide the batting on an hang each end on the a hook. Works great.
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I love it. I don't think I have any room in my sewing room for one though. Thanks for sharing.


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Wish I had room in my sewing room to do that. I also buy by the bolt.
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Old 10-22-2011, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by MISHNJIM
Wish I had room in my sewing room to do that. I also buy by the bolt.
How much is on a bolt? Does it do a couple of twins, queens, or what? Thanks
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Originally Posted by cny_sewer39
I love it. I don't think I have any room in my sewing room for one though. Thanks for sharing.


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I have mine hung in the basement and I cover it with a piece of plastic to keep the dust off. Works great... I ran an old shower curtain rod through the cardboard tube and used macrame cord to suspend the rod from two large nails... didn't need pipe or chains. Truly works fine.
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Nice idea
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Originally Posted by coastienest
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Wish I had room in my sewing room to do that. I also buy by the bolt.
How much is on a bolt? Does it do a couple of twins, queens, or what? Thanks
With the 50% coupon from Joann's it's a little over $200. Yes, it would do a couple twins, queens and then some. This is the 2nd time my DH bought me a bolt.
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