fabric bolt boards - where to get them?
03-22-2010, 04:07 AM
#32
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This is my plan, i think it is the cheapest way to go
here is a tutorial
http://www.siblingcraftery.com/2009/...ic-organizers/
and here is the place to buy the chipboard and make one of these guys for like 10 cents
http://www.schrafelpaper.com/index.p...f1b8755d579ceb
here is a tutorial
http://www.siblingcraftery.com/2009/...ic-organizers/
and here is the place to buy the chipboard and make one of these guys for like 10 cents
http://www.schrafelpaper.com/index.p...f1b8755d579ceb
03-22-2010, 05:15 AM
#33
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I buy the Wilton thick cake boards. I can get three from one board. The board is acid free and non toxic. At Walmart $4.50 per package 4 in a package (12 fabric boards). I use a flat flower head pin to hold the end fabic fold on the board.
03-22-2010, 12:56 PM
#34
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Originally Posted by cjomomma
I went to WM and got their empty carboard bolt holders. They just throw them away. The ladies were happy to give them to me.
03-26-2010, 05:29 PM
#37
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If you go to your local sign making shop, you can usually buy a plastic product that looks like cardboard but is made of a plastic that is not harmful to fabrics. It is quite cheap. I bought some and am going back for more. Just a thought.
05-04-2010, 07:46 PM
#39
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I buy the Wilton thick cake boards. I can get three from one board. The board is acid free and non toxic. At Walmart $4.50 per package 4 in a package (12 fabric boards). I use a flat flower head pin to hold the end fabic fold on the board.
i found them here great price.
http://www.amazon.com/Wilton-19-by-1...3031096&sr=8-2
05-04-2010, 07:50 PM
#40
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Originally Posted by farnsworth
This is my plan, i think it is the cheapest way to go
here is a tutorial
http://www.siblingcraftery.com/2009/...ic-organizers/
and here is the place to buy the chipboard and make one of these guys for like 10 cents
http://www.schrafelpaper.com/index.p...f1b8755d579ceb
here is a tutorial
http://www.siblingcraftery.com/2009/...ic-organizers/
and here is the place to buy the chipboard and make one of these guys for like 10 cents
http://www.schrafelpaper.com/index.p...f1b8755d579ceb
im looking on ebay, they have some that is as thin as cereal boxes but the thicker ones would serve better right?
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