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Just got mine at Wal-mart!!
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I use hair clips that snap on like the ones they show...works great and a lot cheaper.
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I use this clips found at most hardwares, office supply stores - not expensive and in many many sizes
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Just something I considered as I went through various fasteners .. and the reason I went with the plastic/vinyl coated paper clips is the remote possibility of rust.
Yes, our home is air-conditioned.... but we also live is S.E. Texas. In this part of the world you feel the need to breathe through gills a lot of the time! The heat & humidity is just unbearable especially this summer. I feel that the other metal options were too much of a risk in the long run. The solid plastic clips, at least the ones I tried broke when I tried to fasten the fabric on the small boards. The large coated paper clips have done what I wanted for very little cost. |
We use the snap-type binding clips on all our bolts, mainly because they're secure, easy to use one-handed and they seem to last about forever. Haven't seen one rust yet, but we're in a very dry climate.
http://www.quilt-kits-online.com/pro....php?prod=7603 |
I use the boards from Fabric Organizer then clip one end with barrettes from Hobby lobby when I can get them for 40% off. Works great Fabric Organizer.com.
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Originally Posted by JUNEC
I am in the process of organizing my fabric - refolding it onto boards to put on shelves.
Question, sometime ago I saw a discussion about how to fold fabric on to boards, but they clipped them with some type of metal clips ---- Does anyone know what the clips are called & where you can get them? HELP!!!! |
ditto for me
Originally Posted by susiequilt
The large plastic coated paper clips work well if you can't find what you want. Much cheaper also.
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