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Originally Posted by sharon b
Clever :thumbup:
If I came home with a roll of batting I think my son would throw me out of the house :shock: LOL 100% cotton 70/30 blend 100% poly Poly puff Wool Bamboo I had to find a way to have it easy to dispense for customer quilts. My DH has NO IDEA what I have going on in the studio..... :wink: |
awesome, idea thanks for sharing
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I spend a little time to cut the whole roll of batting to the sizes that you usually work with - twin, queen, etc. Then I store it individually wrapped, stacked in a safe, dry place. Usually top shelf of clothes closet. The batting is easily pieced in case you need a bit more .
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I don't have room for it to hang horizonal but vertical would work. Your idea has given me an idea of how to store mine vertical and be able to roll it out. Now I'm keeping it in the original box and it is work to get to it and cut it. Thanks
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I'd love to see some pictures of your studio!
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Originally Posted by Shelley
Originally Posted by sharon b
Clever :thumbup:
If I came home with a roll of batting I think my son would throw me out of the house :shock: LOL 100% cotton 70/30 blend 100% poly Poly puff Wool Bamboo I had to find a way to have it easy to dispense for customer quilts. My DH has NO IDEA what I have going on in the studio..... :wink: |
Originally Posted by Tally Kathy
I'd love to see some pictures of your studio! http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-28055-1.htm |
Great Idea..I have my roll on my frame and 2 rolls standing up in closet. DO I NEED ANYMORE ROLLS?????lol
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I wish I had the money for the batting, that would solve a lot of my problems. God bless. Penny
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I know how you feel Penny! It just plain sucks to be poor, LOL. Especially when times used to be better and now in our *golden* years and know it's not likely to get any better!
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