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    Old 02-03-2013, 01:04 PM
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    I bought these, I even remember doing it. But, for the life of me I can't remember what they are for. Anybody?

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    Old 02-03-2013, 01:20 PM
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    They look to me like bias bars for making bias applique strips.
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    Old 02-03-2013, 01:25 PM
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    bingo
    say, where did you find them? online perhaps?
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    I agree. I have a set of these. If you don't find instructions for using, let me know and I will send them to you.
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    Just a wild guess....they look like something we used to call "stays"....Could be used to hold sides of bags or totes or some such thing from being so floppy?
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    Originally Posted by Rebecca_S
    They look to me like bias bars for making bias applique strips.
    Yes, bias bars!!! That's it. Now I remember what I bought them for. lol I bought them on Amazon, where I buy almost everything anymore.
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    They remind me of what I used when I made a chenille throw. I had to use strips of cutting mat and slide them in between the half inch seams. Then I used my rotary cutter on top of those and it made the chenille.

    I wonder where I put them? lol
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    Originally Posted by MCarleneM
    Just a wild guess....they look like something we used to call "stays"....Could be used to hold sides of bags or totes or some such thing from being so floppy?
    That is what they look like to me. too.
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    oh gosh, they do look like stays!! not that I've ever used them. but bias pressing bars is what they are now a days.
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    My first thought was 'stays' also. They used to slide into the points of the collars of mens dress shirts so they would lay down smoother.
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