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Originally Posted by julia58
(Post 5176663)
I don't think you would have to dig out, or go buy a tracing wheel. A butter knife (smooth side) would work the same way. Bone folder, the list is pretty much endless. But i'm sure gonna try this one. Thanks for sharing with us.
I was just thinking that the Clover hera marker would work well. |
Originally Posted by julia58
(Post 5176663)
I don't think you would have to dig out, or go buy a tracing wheel. A butter knife (smooth side) would work the same way. Bone folder, the list is pretty much endless. But i'm sure gonna try this one. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Such a neat tip! Thanks for sharing!
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What a great idea, thanks for sharing!:)
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You're right, I tried it with my serrated tracing wheel and it worked great - such a simple thing but it sure is a help.
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It's been a long time since I used my tracing wheel for anything - will have to dig it out. I learned something new and found a new use for an old tool. Thanks!
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A new use for the Hera Marker! I bought a Hera marker several years ago at one of JoAnn's "Notions Wall" sales and it sat in my tool drawer for a long time before I dug it out a while back to mark some straight quilting lines. Now I wonder what took me so long to start using this gem.
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So cool that simple ideas we shoulda thought of can be shared and learned from, great idea!
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Thank you for posting this. I will have to go dig out tracing wheel that I used some 35 yrs ago in high school Home Ec class.
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Thank you for sharing! What a great idea. I'll be using this one. Knowledge is power!
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