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Thanks for this link-I'm redoing my sewing room. I like the inexpensive and recycled aspect so may use this idea but be selective with what containers I use-vegetable ones over anything with meat/seafood product as others stated due to smell and residual oils.
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Stash Manicure is a great site. Lots of good uses/ideas for your sewing "stuff".
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I use the plastic boxes ALDI packs ground meat in - no covers, but very stackible. Because I sew with scraps, I can sort them and keep them in these boxes, stacked in a larger box for easy moving. I have 2" and 3" and 4" squares - and strips, triangles, ends cut off bias binding and many small odd shaped pieces. I also save narrow strips for the Paths to Piece quilt which takes over 100 sets. A plae for everything and when everything is in its place, it is so nice to find them easily.
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Neat ideas, I will have to try some of these.
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I can't tell you how many strawberry container I have tossed. I wish I still had
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Originally Posted by brookemarie19
Man, I wish I had a costco. All we have here is Walmart that is close enough to do grocery shopping, and almost everything they have is plastic baggies. I do go to Sam's every now and then and just bought grapes that are in one of those containers. I will definitely keep my eyes out for those things and hope i like what's in the... LOL Thanks for showing.
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Thanks for sharing...this is awesome. Guess I'll start shopping at Costo again!!! :D
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Cool!
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What a great idea. Thanks for posting.
Those plastic Chinese take-away boxes are now going to have my stash arranged in them from now on. Is this doing our bit for the planet? |
Wow, what a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
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