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That is such a great idea. Now I need to remember to pick one up when I go to town.
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Great idea. Will treat myself to one of this this weekend. Love it!!!
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Originally Posted by SuzzyQ
(Post 6606242)
Why didn't I think of this? Gonna hang one right beside my floor magnet!
http://www.seasonedhomemaker.com/201...ning-tips.html |
I love this Ideal I have used it for about 10 years even on tile it works.
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Great idea, but since I use a lint roller and it works really well, I will stick with it. Especially now that they make them with a long handle.
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What a great idea!!!
I have a thread tip to add to this thread. When I have to pic out bad stitches (frog stitching...rip it rip it) I keep a foot emery board in my sewing room. Just take that and run it over the stitch line and it pulls the loose threads right out. Looks like this....I buy mine at the dollar store. http://www.amazon.com/BelleSha-5-pac...ot+emery+board |
Thanks for the tip. I am willing to try anything to get rid of those pesky little threads.
Wonder how she came up with this---lol |
Originally Posted by annie123
(Post 6606262)
While we aren't close I do live very near Ayr, ND. Our Ayr is a very small town, how about yours?
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This is a very good idea. Thank you for sharing! I am always looking for easy ways to clean up!!
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Thread Duster
Recently at the LQS, there was a new tool at checkout. One end is a seam ripper and the other is a round ribbed ball which acts as an eraser. Remembered to use it today and it works like an eraser. Easy and worked great.
Next time I rip, I plan to use a regular white eraser (not on a pencil top) and see if it works as well. Might even try a pencil eraser but am concerned about color residue on the fabric. |
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