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Old 10-20-2011, 03:54 PM
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cool.
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Brillant!
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great idea!
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very smart. and probably cost a lot less!! :D
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That is a serious amount of ribbons! I use a similiar set up when I do a bargello quilt , but I use dowels and rubber bands on the ends.
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what a great idea!!!!!
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Great idea! That would be helpful for organizing strips of fabric also.
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oh my..I am showing this to my sister..

AND you could make cardboard washers for the ends of the rods to keep them from sliding through the chain..or get smaller chain if you can...what a GREAT idea!
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perfect! now I know what to do with all my ribbon too!
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