Buy the Bolt - Then how to store it?
#54
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I have a room next to my sewing room that has no ceiling (but has exposed floor joists from floor above), and my roll of batting is hanging on a rod from the floor joists overhead like a giant roll of bathroom tissue. We nailed brackets on the floor joists to hold the rod (broomstick) that goes through the center of the roll. That keeps it up out of the way, but it's also readily accessible.
#55
Originally Posted by miholmes
Alright,
I purchased a bolt of Warm & Natural from Joann's with my nifty 50% coupon. Now....how do people store it? I was thinking perhaps a heavy duty gift wrap holder that in a dept store? That way I could just roll it from the wall to my cutting board?
I assume this problem has already been solved, so before I tried to reinvent the wheel I thought I would ask. :)
I purchased a bolt of Warm & Natural from Joann's with my nifty 50% coupon. Now....how do people store it? I was thinking perhaps a heavy duty gift wrap holder that in a dept store? That way I could just roll it from the wall to my cutting board?
I assume this problem has already been solved, so before I tried to reinvent the wheel I thought I would ask. :)
#56
I just bought a large quantity of it recently and asked the store if they would give me a long tube on which to roll it. They did so and covered it with large plastic bags to keep it clean. I re-rolled it more neatly when I got home. It is residing on end in my coat closet. I've already had it out twice and it worked well to cut what I needed off the end.
#57
I have something you can have if you pay the postage. it looks like an X made of wood, it has 4 caster wheels on one side and a approx. 15" steak in the middle on the other side. send me a private message so I can send back, I don't know how to do it.
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