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Great tip. I love reading everybody's ideas on here. I too have used pillowcases for quilt storage. Also have cut a small hole in the short end and slipped the case over a hanger as a clothes protector in the closet - it's better for your clothes than a plastic bag that doesn't breathe.
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Great advice and thank you for the idea! :D :D
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Yikes! My fingers are not cooperating this morning. Sometimes they do have a mind of their own! Sorry.
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Who would of thought there would be so many great uses for old pillow cases. I want to try them all.
Thanks loads everybody! |
Great tip.
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Originally Posted by QultingaddictUK
I have just bound a quilt, 6' x 6.6" using just one pillowcase
I un-stitched it, opened and pressed and got 14, yep 14, yards of binding from just one. I thought what a marvelous use of all those odd ones tucked in your linen cupboards for binding scrappy and other odd projects Thanks |
Wow, I have one whole shelf in my linen closet, just overrun with odd pillowcases. Now I know what to do with them, that one will clean up nicely. Thanx for the great post
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Shhh! We don't want everyone to know, Otherwise we will have to fight people off in the linen section of Goodwill!
LOL... we are a thrifty bunch. |
Originally Posted by Holice
I bet you could rip the pillow case apart and resew it to make cointinuous binding.
By the way, pull a thread or inspect it, some of them are sewn wonky! LOL! |
Thanks for the tip. DEB
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