RCOGGINS

I use a desk file holder wire one and plastic that is elevated and it will hold rulers like no other. I also have used the pampered chef stone holder that has dowel rods and it works great to. I also have a 6" block of wood to use with the rubber mallet. I also use chocolate.

Robin

theresa.redington

Big paper claps, mug for pencils, and picture boxes for extra squares or scraps. These are a few, as I think of others, i'll post.

quiltpassion

Tweezers to pull the small threads out of the fabric after ripping out a seam.

judylg

judylg

I love the silver thing you have for your pins, etc....I am always at the second hand stores browsing around and now I have another thing to look for. Love the frisbee idea, too.

GloBug

Knitting needles for turning small items.

madamekelly

Those cute little baskets at the dollar store. - 1.They are the perfect size to stand my patterns on end, so I can thumb through them. 2. They are wonderful for storing elastics, trims, appliques (patches). Helps keep me organized.

pflum1

I have a 4 1/2 suction cup and a small suction cup that I use to hold down my rulers I use a carpet cutter with a rotary cutter blade to cut strips of fabric for the accuquilt Go. T-Square, ruler with zero center and 1, etc on each side to find a quick middle of a small piece of fabric. An angle mark ruler for quick 60 Degrees. Magnetic pick up wand for pins. A makeup travel case for keep scissors, etc together.

mary hennessey

magnetic handle pin cushion is good to pickup all the pins on the floor

blueeyez

Notebook and pen for quick notes/changes. reminders, shopping list.