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i'd be worried that the snips mistakenly go into the cup. it's clever, though
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Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 7018779)
Great idea! But I know myself and exactly where the threads would end up, not in the bag LOL I hate stringy coffee!!
Had the same thought about myself. I am just not what you would call a 'cleanie'. :D |
Originally Posted by Gramie bj
(Post 7018779)
Great idea! But I know myself and exactly where the threads would end up, not in the bag LOL I hate stringy coffee!!
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That does look like a wonderful item. I keep my coffee/drink on the other side of the room because I don't have any place safe to keep the cup while sewing. That would definitely keep the coffee away from the machine.
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There is a bracket that twists up/down. You untwist it to open and then twist until you reach the bottom of your counter. I've had a couple I use for scrapping for years. They are wonderful and very portable.
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I have a similar one that was made for scrapbooking-I think I've had it for 10 yrs or more. It came with a big insulated mug but I don't usually drink anything while I'm sewing so I put a regular mug in it and put sewing tools in it. I need to make a new bag for the trash part-mine came with plastic bags and they are all used up.
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Originally Posted by Diannia
(Post 7018751)
Hi,
I like it because the drink holder is bigenough to hold anything |
cool Barb
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I don't use an open cup or glass in the sewing room. I use a adult sippy or bottle with lid. This holder works great to keep the drink contained.
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I gotta get one of those!!
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