I won a design board!
06-21-2010, 09:25 PM
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I'm so excited. I got a call today that I was the big winner at one of the shophop stores. I won what they call a "big board". It is some sort of design board. I will go pick it up tomorrow. I can't wait!!! I've wanted one so badly and now I have one!! :lol:
06-22-2010, 04:50 AM
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Originally Posted by mzsooz
I'm so excited. I got a call today that I was the big winner at one of the shophop stores. I won what they call a "big board". It is some sort of design board. I will go pick it up tomorrow. I can't wait!!! I've wanted one so badly and now I have one!! :lol:
06-22-2010, 05:16 AM
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Originally Posted by BKrenning
Congratulations! Normally a big board is a large ironing board that is designed to fit on top of a regular ironing board & they aren't cheap! Be sure to post pictures!
Oh well... it is still exciting that I won something!
06-22-2010, 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by mzsooz
Originally Posted by BKrenning
Congratulations! Normally a big board is a large ironing board that is designed to fit on top of a regular ironing board & they aren't cheap! Be sure to post pictures!
Oh well... it is still exciting that I won something!
Maybe you could sell it and buy a design board. Actually you can make one pretty cheaply. Get one of those folding cardboard cutting mats that are used for clothing patterns, two regular but long curtain rods, some flannel and some large binder clips. Just open the cardboard, stretch the flannel onto it, clip it to the curtain rods and voila!!! It can be taken apart and stored when you aren't using it or moved easily because it's light weight.
06-22-2010, 05:56 AM
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Originally Posted by raptureready
You're right, winning something is always exciting.
Maybe you could sell it and buy a design board. Actually you can make one pretty cheaply. Get one of those folding cardboard cutting mats that are used for clothing patterns, two regular but long curtain rods, some flannel and some large binder clips. Just open the cardboard, stretch the flannel onto it, clip it to the curtain rods and voila!!! It can be taken apart and stored when you aren't using it or moved easily because it's light weight.
Maybe you could sell it and buy a design board. Actually you can make one pretty cheaply. Get one of those folding cardboard cutting mats that are used for clothing patterns, two regular but long curtain rods, some flannel and some large binder clips. Just open the cardboard, stretch the flannel onto it, clip it to the curtain rods and voila!!! It can be taken apart and stored when you aren't using it or moved easily because it's light weight.
:-)
I will definitely give this a try.
As to the big board. If my daughter doesn't want it I'm going to give it to my BFF. She has been a fantastic friend to me and has always done so much for me. I'm hoping Kelsey doesn't want it but I feel I need to ask her first.
06-22-2010, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by mzsooz
Originally Posted by raptureready
You're right, winning something is always exciting.
Maybe you could sell it and buy a design board. Actually you can make one pretty cheaply. Get one of those folding cardboard cutting mats that are used for clothing patterns, two regular but long curtain rods, some flannel and some large binder clips. Just open the cardboard, stretch the flannel onto it, clip it to the curtain rods and voila!!! It can be taken apart and stored when you aren't using it or moved easily because it's light weight.
Maybe you could sell it and buy a design board. Actually you can make one pretty cheaply. Get one of those folding cardboard cutting mats that are used for clothing patterns, two regular but long curtain rods, some flannel and some large binder clips. Just open the cardboard, stretch the flannel onto it, clip it to the curtain rods and voila!!! It can be taken apart and stored when you aren't using it or moved easily because it's light weight.
:-)
I will definitely give this a try.
As to the big board. If my daughter doesn't want it I'm going to give it to my BFF. She has been a fantastic friend to me and has always done so much for me. I'm hoping Kelsey doesn't want it but I feel I need to ask her first.
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