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    Old 08-29-2011, 05:30 PM
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    I just found today that those binding clips like at JoAnn's, you can get at www.homesew.com and they have 50 of them for $5.25. I use them all the time and just love them. I don't understand how they can come off cause they click when you snap them into place.
    Just thought I would let you know.
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    Old 08-29-2011, 05:54 PM
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    I use the cheaper black binder clips. From 1" to the 1 1/2" size depending on how large the length of the fabric. I write the yardage on the clip with a silver sharpie. Rubbing with paper towel or tissue takes off the marker when I need to change the yardage after using some of it. Slick and organized!
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    Old 08-29-2011, 08:27 PM
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    Originally Posted by nikkandmaxxcrafts
    I just found today that those binding clips like at JoAnn's, you can get at www.homesew.com and they have 50 of them for $5.25. I use them all the time and just love them. I don't understand how they can come off cause they click when you snap them into place.
    Just thought I would let you know.
    I guess they just come off from moving the quilt around-I used them on a queen size I was hand-quilting, and they just didn't stay on-maybe I should have just done a small section at a time. I think they would be ok with a smaller quilt-but I just use small applique pins now and got use to them. The longer pins stuck me too much and the thread kept getting caught!
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    Old 08-29-2011, 09:25 PM
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    The clips you are referring to are called "Buddy Clips" I posted Asking what they were. EasyyPreezy posted a site for them. They have been around for awhile. I'm sorry, I don't know how to transfer the site from my post to here. My post "Do you know what?" Tinker Aug 27,2011 Tinker
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    Old 08-29-2011, 09:42 PM
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    After trying clip-type barrettes, funky-shaped wire paper clips, and stick pins...
    I now use the larger-sized plastic/vinyl coated paper clips on my boards. I've been very pleased with them.

    They are stupid cheap too.
    I buy mine at Dollar Tree - nice sized box for $1.

    Large-sized paperclips used at both ends to hold fabric on my Easy Core Boards.
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    Old 08-29-2011, 10:04 PM
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    I sell the Easy Core Storage Boards here on the QB. I've tried the barrette style binding clips, but don't like the way they stick out the top/bottom. So I now use and advise my customers to use "Jumbo" "Coated" paper clips. I just fold the fabric under at the end at least 4 inches and clip into the fold and next to the board so the clip doesn't show and catch on other little bolts. Hope that helps - good luck and happy organizing. :)

    Ammended: OK - she beat me to it - exactly as "Incoming2me" just described. Apparently I didn't read all the posts before I posted in. But that's exactly what most of us "Easy Core" users do.
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    Old 08-30-2011, 12:42 AM
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    You were probably typing a reply when I hit send. 8-)
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    Old 08-30-2011, 04:24 AM
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    Go to the hair department in Wal-Mart or similar store. They are called hair clips - exact same thing as the "fabric" clips, and MUCH cheaper than you'll find at any fabric store.
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    Old 08-30-2011, 04:28 AM
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    Originally Posted by sparkys_mom
    Originally Posted by Vanuatu Jill
    Saw the metal ones in Clotilde catalog-12/pk for $6.48. Maybe you can get them cheaper with a coupon-they are called "PALS" binding clips
    I think I'd try these first. Twelve for 94 cents. :)
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    thats what i use..in a pinch, a straight pin..
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    Old 08-30-2011, 04:35 AM
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    Are you thinking"bolt buddies". Polar Notions has them. That is where I got mine. Very reasonable price. Comes in packages of 50.
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