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I was just in my sewing room and tripped over my grandsons hula hoops, again, and had a thought.... I have had an idea about making a round quilt but want it to hang on the wall in a perfect circle with no drooping. I think I am going to use a hula hoop, make a pocket sleeve for it, and it should take care of that problem. It will be very light weight and will also hold a significant amount of weight too, as I used part of one to make a circular curtain rod in the past to hide a hot water heater. I think it could be cut to get it into the sleeve, and epoxy glued back together again. I have small hoops here for the boys, but have seen them in a couple of more sizes. I think I will head to some toy stores and check out what they have before these summer toys disappear until next spring LOL
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:-o Emma, What a great idea, I think it would work, good luck with that, send pictures.
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you won't need to risk having the epoxy near your fabric if you hang it so the uncut "ends" are at the bottom. the sleeve will hold it together.
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You one clever cookie Amma, What a brilliant idea :!: Now that's what I call thinking outside the square :P
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Sounds like a plan - I have used hoops before and found it limiting . I know the dollar stores around here have hula hoops. You may be able to cut a bit longer, slit the outside piece, and run other end into it to resize.
Hard to explain, but anyone who has a woodstove knows this method for pipes. |
Brilliant amma! :thumbup:t
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That's a great :XD: I'm :hunf: with happiness, you've solved another situation ahead of me...... :cry:
uhhh, not really, (not green with jealousy, I meant) but that is good. Wish I'd thought of that when I had the round window, day late and $ short, always!! |
what a clever idea!
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BRILLANCE is abounding on this Board,
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"Hey, has anyone seen my Hula Hoop?" :lol:
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