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Storing pantographs
I'm looking for ideas on how to store pantographs? I looked through mission organization and didn't see any. What do you do??
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Not very pretty, but I roll mine up and stick them into old six-pack cartons which sit on the floor beside the LA!
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i use empty paper towel rolls & roll them up onto them- held with a rubber band- these are stacked in a (decorative) box they fit nicely in- i think my square box has 25 rolls standing in it-(5X5) you could probably find plastic (totes) that would hold many & stack
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My $store has messenger tubes. I wonder if something like that or mailing tubes would work?
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I use a clear vinyl purse hanger. They fit in perfectly and I can see the designs without having to get them out. You could also use an over the door clear vinyl shoe holder.
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I'm dumb what is a pantograph?
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I don't consider myself dumb, but...I would like to know too,
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A pantograph is a long paper pattern that is printed with a quilting design that long arm quilters follow when doing edge to edge quilting motifs. You follow the lines with a laser light or stylus to duplicate the pattern on the quilt.
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Office supply stores carry racks designed to hold rolled blueprints, maps, etc. You might check them for size. Also, the shoe racks that hang on closet rods may work.
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I use 1 1/2" PVC pipe that is cut to fit the depth of my shelves and they sit one next to the other with the panto rolled up inside. I then label each with a number and have a notebook with a sample of each with that number.
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