Sewfine

Yes, a moment of silent and some packing tape to secure the box.

pinebeltquilter

You must have had many projects according to the box. You should give a place of honor in your sewing room. LOL

msevelyn

I think a place of honor in your sewing room! I have a chocolate candy box that holds quilt blocks, dont know how old it is. Ive had it about 10 yrs it was my mother inlaws.

SouthPStitches

Just love this post! We all can use a good laugh after the last couple of days. I have a battered old tin box with buttons that used to be my gram's. Probably been around long before the industrial age! Glad you thought to invite everyone on the QB to calling hours/viewing? Will there be refreshments served later? Irish whiskey maybe? How about PIZZA?

icon17

Deb DON"T throw IT OUT Yet!!! See if someone Here could DO a Embrobery/Copy 1st on their Machine for a Quilt Block.
OR you never know Someday on Antique Road show it maybe worth $$$

icon17

Or to Save and store the Very 1st Quilt you made? or to use this box with a letter of 'Why' to pass the 1st Quilt along?

chips88

pretty strong cardboard to last 20 years...moving, closing ,opening ,storing...

grandmaemma

You could cut out the pizza guy and frame it with fabric I think that would be cute and special

lhunt825

I would never toss that box. I would cut the top off and frame it to hang in my sewing room. I have used the same paper bag for strings for 16 years. I couldn't stand to get rid of it. The are real nice little trash bins on the market, but I just keep the same old bag.

Momo

It has earned family membership! You sure you want to toss it?