Bag bottoms
#93
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Helena, Montana
Posts: 33
I just replaced my verical blinds on the patio door. The long vinyl strips make a wonderful, stable and waterproof purse bottom. Just cut to the lenght needed and cover with fabric. Liz.
I am newby living in Montana.
I am newby living in Montana.
#94
I use plastic canvas that I get at St Vincents thrift store, some one is always getting rid of craft stuff, try yard sales, where someone is gettting rid of their crafts supplies or estate sales, :thumbup:
#95
I have my local lumber company saw the thinest plexiglas they have to the desired size. I asked them to round the corners which they did for a while and then decided they no longer wanted to do that so now my husband grinds the corners off with the grinder he uses to sharpen the lawn mower blades. I place the plexiglass between the lining and the purse.
#99
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Freeport, Tx
Posts: 20
I use a type of foam board sold at Hobby Lobby. Lately they've had a display in the middle of a main aisle-it sells for $1.99. You can cut it with an xacto knife. I make a sleeve out of matching scraps and glue it closed. There is no odor if it gets wet and 1 sheet will go a long way. Good Luck!!
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