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Isn't it great how we share what we learn!
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Awesome idea, I'm going to try this on my next binding project. Thanks for the tip!
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Originally Posted by SuzanneG
Well, I think you're a clever girl! This is a great idea for our small to medium sized quilting projects (even some larger ones really since binding isn't all that heavy even for a larger project, though it does get bulky) and for those concerned about voiding warrenties, not a problem if you don't overload the "binding spool" with binding. I think common sense comes into play here and since most of us are pretty smart cookies, I don't see this being a problem for very many of us! :D :D
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Fantastic idea, thank you so much for sharing. I will have to try this the next time I do binding as I am one of them who has it pooled on my lap in a tangled mess.
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Thanks for this great DIY tip - it's nice to find ways to solve a problem without having to run off to the store!
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Oh, great idea!!! Thanks for sharing it!
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Super idea! Thanks for sharing it along with the pictures. I am going to try this.
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WOW! Thanks for an excellent explanation that even I, as a beginner can understand. Maybe I'll surprise my friend in Maine with some place mats when I visit in August.
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Johanna, thank you!! Great tip!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D:D I'll be using it soon!
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Great. Don't you feel good when you come up with a good idea.
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