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    Old 06-05-2011, 06:44 AM
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    Thats a great idea,can you launder with the drawer liner attached?
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    Old 06-05-2011, 06:46 AM
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    Originally Posted by quiltaroni
    Thats a great idea,can you launder with the drawer liner attached?
    I would wash in the machine in cold water (possibly warm) .... and wouldn't risk the heat of a dryer. And would do it on a nice hot sunny day, and lay flat to dry out on my deck!
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    Originally Posted by quiltaroni
    Thats a great idea,can you launder with the drawer liner attached?
    You sew the shelf liner on the back in pieces...Both ends and in the middle....QuiltE is right about the rest of it
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    Great idea, thanks for sharing. I would never thought of making a rug, like the idea.
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    Neat idea! Great job too! :)
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    wonderful ~ and I LOVE your solution for keeping all that binding tamed until its sewn! :) great job!
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    If you don't have something tall on your machine to hold it, I put a strip of fabric through the roll and wear it like a necklace pulling it off as you go.
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    Originally Posted by mucky
    If you don't have something tall on your machine to hold it, I put a strip of fabric through the roll and wear it like a necklace pulling it off as you go.
    This is a great idea :thumbup: :thumbup:
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    Really fantastic. Makes me want to try to many other ideas. But truly an inspiring project.
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    Looks great!
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