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$1 Later - Problem Solved
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My sewing cabinet couldn't fit flush to the wall. I was forever retrieving fabric and pattern pieces that would slip through the crack behind the cabinet -- not an easy feat. I found the blue noodle on summer clearance and it is wonderful! Just wanted to share!
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Very clever idea!
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Genius idea! :)
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thank you Good idea
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That's using your noodle ~ in more ways than one!
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WOW!!! Thanks I have the same problem, but not after I get to the store.
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great idea...for 1.00 problem solved
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Brilliant :)
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Great idea that happens to me too... Love your table for your Janome I just got that same one but I am using an old desk to set mine on at the moment.
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Such a good and creative idea !
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Very clever!
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outstanding idea!!!
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What a brilliant idea!!! :thumbup:
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thanks for sharing that great tip
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Originally Posted by Grandma Bonnie
(Post 6279709)
That's using your noodle ~ in more ways than one!
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:) Very Good!
Originally Posted by Grandma Bonnie
(Post 6279709)
That's using your noodle ~ in more ways than one!
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Another quilting genius! Quilters will always find a way!
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Wow - and Welcome to the QB - would love to see the quilt in your Avatar
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I was just having that same problem today! Very smart solution! :-)
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What a good idea!
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Never would have thought of that!
Thanks for sharing. :thumbup: |
Necessity is the mother of invention. Clever solution!
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Great idea - thanks for sharing!
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Excellent idea!!
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Great idea!
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Great idea. I have a similar problem with stuff falling off the back of my sewing table. I use a 6 foot folding table for my serger and sewing machine. Behind the machines I have little containers for pens, scissors and one of those nesting paper holders stacked 3 high. Things seem to fall all the time into the windows and floor. I have to crawl under the table to get everything. I'm going to get a piece of corner molding at Home Depot and glue or nail it to the back edge of the table. The molding is about 1/2" deep. Maybe this will help someone.
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Thanks for the great hint. This will resolve my problem too.
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I use the noodles to roll quilt tops on, keeps the wrinkles out and no creases. I also slip two extra long ones on each side of a twin bed under the fitted sheet for when my young nephew spends the night. Keeps him from moving off the bed in his sleep. I covered one extra long one in fabric to put between my bed headboard and mattress, there was a gap there. Noodles are great to have around.
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Originally Posted by Sheri.a
(Post 6279639)
My sewing cabinet couldn't fit flush to the wall. I was forever retrieving fabric and pattern pieces that would slip through the crack behind the cabinet -- not an easy feat. I found the blue noodle on summer clearance and it is wonderful! Just wanted to share!
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When I have to iron yardage I roll it on a noodle to stop it getting creased.
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Thanks for the tip. Off to the dollar store.
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don't you just love it when something simple is all it takes...
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Great solution to an aggravating problem!
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Aren't you smart!
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Originally Posted by Sheri.a
(Post 6279639)
My sewing cabinet couldn't fit flush to the wall. I was forever retrieving fabric and pattern pieces that would slip through the crack behind the cabinet -- not an easy feat. I found the blue noodle on summer clearance and it is wonderful! Just wanted to share!
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Brilliant indeed. I think I see a dollar store trip in my near future!
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What a great idea...guess I'll be going to the store. Thanks for sharing.
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I have this issue with my cutting table. Who knows how many little pieces of fabric are behind that thing. That's a simple, yet really clever idea!
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Great idea!
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If you cut through the noodle lengthwise, it will slide onto the edge of your sewing table and won't ever fall to the floor.
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