Great ideas. I going to have to take some photos so I can post the thread holder DH made for me out of a piece of burl wood. :-D
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Originally Posted by Deborahlees
Originally Posted by wildyard
That reminds me of what I do with my spare bobbins when I am using the cone threads, which is most of the time.
I am on SSD so have to milk the budget where and when I can. If it works, I use it. Hugs and smiles |
A suggestion for keeping your scissors handy, at your machine..I have mine with a ribbon tied to the scissor handle and the other end tied to a drawer pull.........I am always dropping them, but this way - I just pull them back up on the machine....keeps me from loosing them all the time.
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Originally Posted by 4dogs
A suggestion for keeping your scissors handy, at your machine..I have mine with a ribbon tied to the scissor handle and the other end tied to a drawer pull.........I am always dropping them, but this way - I just pull them back up on the machine....keeps me from loosing them all the time.
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Originally Posted by ube quilting
What a smarty you are! Thanks for all those great tips! I'll be puting them to good use! I sharpen the chop stick in my pencil sharpener. The point is great for tearing PP and as a stilleto for pushing fabric through the machine. I love them. Cheap as chop sticks!
<sigh> It will be one more thing I need to keep out of my quilt 'inspectors' little paws. <giggle> |
GREAT tips! I love this site, like others have said I learn so much. I hope others with ideas and suggestions and tips will post them too. Thanks for taking the time to share!
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Really great tips - thanks for posting these. I have a bunch of ideas already - need to hit the Dollar Tree tonight(grin).
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I save all the glass cups from the scented candels...have used them all over the house for storage of little things to crayons to a pencil cups....to the hair clips for bindings...very sturdy and heavy so they hold things with out tipping over....
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