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Good ideas, I never know how to dispose of used needles, machine or hand. Thanks for sharing tips.
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I use empty prescription meds bottles, with the adult screw tops to throw away my old needles & bent pins, anything sharp like that...
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When you have full containers your doctor's office will usually put with thee needles to dispose of them
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Originally Posted by Georgia Peach
If you look at the website tutorial, it will show you what an ORT Jar is. I just say it's a small collapsible fabric trash or thread holder.
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Instead of disposing of blunted sewing machine needles, I have used them for years, as picture hangers. So I save them in my train-case-tool-box, pinning them into the lining. Then when I have a picture to hang, I hammer the needle into the wall at a 45% angle. They're very strong, and are easily removed, leaving only a tiny hole.
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I will have to remember that too, probably read it on this site recently, since joining, & had already forgot! Thanks for mentioning the needle picture hangers again, lol...
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Please tell me about homemade starch, its uses and how to make it. I'm a relatively new quilter, never used starch.
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I use a small Frapachino cup with the dome lid with the hole in it. Holds all my little snippits and can be emptied easily.
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I use the Altoids cans for used rotary blades. My hubby is diabetic, and I use his meter strip containers for used machine needles and bent pins.
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Originally Posted by luvTooQuilt
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I use a glass spaghetti sauce jar to mix and keep my home-made starch.. it already has measurements on it.. just pour each till the lines cover and shake and whoala ! |
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