Buy the Bolt - Then how to store it?
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Since I couldn't post pictures here, I started a new topic. Here's how I store mine. I did that before I read that yours was folded. Well....maybe it'll help someone!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-46924-1.htm#1081904
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-46924-1.htm#1081904
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I think it was Shadow who posted a picture of her sewing room and she had it hanging on the wall.
I was thinking of using two closet brackets that have the dip in the end for a closet rod. I need to measure them to see if they are long enough. As for now it is in the corner of the spare bedroom behind the door :)
I was thinking of using two closet brackets that have the dip in the end for a closet rod. I need to measure them to see if they are long enough. As for now it is in the corner of the spare bedroom behind the door :)
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I didn't buy "quite that much" batting at JoAnn's with my coupon (I am just soooo jealous) but did buy quite a bit. I just rolled it up in a clean sheet and it sits on end in my closet until it's needed.
Weren't those wall racks neat?
Weren't those wall racks neat?
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I'm working on installing a wall/ceiling system for storing mine, but until that is done, I stand mine upright on an extra luggage "wheelie" and hold it on with a bungee cord so it stands upright. I can wheel it out/around as I need it. When I cut batting, I never have to lay it out on the table - I measure the perimeter of the bolt and mark with a pin where I want to cut, I then unroll the bolt until I get to the pin, fold the end over to give me a fold in which to cut...cut it on the fold from top to bottom while the bolt is standing up!!! It's a little more awkward than laying it flat, but a lot less work for me.
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