Not lost, but can't find
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#46
Yes I know exactly what you mean. Usually it is my scissors or those fat quarters of Eagle Scout fabric that I bought 10 years ago and want for a quilt that needs to be finished by Christmas. Tee-Hee-Hee.
#47
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I am a champion of finding "safe" places to store things. I had purchased a CD as a gift for my DH and put it away in a "safe" place, right? It took me a while to find it....stored between fat quarters in a wire basket!
#48
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My mother holds the record for safe places. Years ago she put a garage door opener in a safe place. Twenty-five years later my brother bought the house. Never found the garage door opener but found a coin collection in the rafters.
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I have lost things many times and here is what you do----go looking for something else and lo and behold you will find your pressing sheet. I wonder if you could have picked it up with something else as the sheets are fairly thin. Good luck on your search. I lost some templates one time and was in the middle of make a block-ran down to JoAnn's and bought another one and then came home and found the original one. I think the template fairy was using it and just brought it back!!! LOL
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