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Welcome from Ireland
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That sounds like a really good idea.
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Welcome from Michigan.
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Hello from West Virginia and Welcome to the group.
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I just made one. I forgot about the $ store tablecloth idea and bought fleece. I purchased Velcro. I found a package with one side stick-on and one side sew-on. I stuck it to a wall in my family room - my only paneled room. I wouldn't use on a painted wall because it really has a strong grip. I sewed the other strip to the fleece. Easy, no raw edges to finish and the blocks stick very well.
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welcome i used felt to cover insulation board then i just screw it to the wall here is a pic of my sewing room http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-87898-1.htm i am using my design boards for a bulletin board right now
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Originally Posted by PJisChaos
I have been trying to get my woodworking hubby to make me one for a few years now. grrr! In the meantime, I buy the clearance vinyl-fuzzy backed tablecloths at the local Wal-Mart and thumbtack them to the wall, vinyl side against the wall and they work great. I have 2 of them up now.
Hmmm, beings this is such a cheap alternative maybe that's why I am still waiting for him to make one? LoL! Ah well, works just fine for me and they are portable too, just unpin and roll with everything still on it. |
Hello from Kentucky!
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Hello and welcome from Ohio. I also have a flannel backed tablecloth.
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Originally Posted by bamamama
I love this idea because it is so portable. Everything clings to it ok? I have had the same one for over 2 years now and the other one for about a year. You could even cut them to make mini-boards to use by the machine so your pieces stay in order while making individual blocks. |
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