Originally Posted by kwhite
I have cutting mats and need to find a way to store them so that they do not warp. How do you store your mats flat?
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Great question. I think I would try to lay mine Flat in direct sunlight. Let gravety take care of it.
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My 36" by 36" goes behind the bookcase when it is not in use. But all the others stand up on the top of a cabinet I have all my patterns in. All my rulers store there too.
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Originally Posted by JANW
Does anyone know a trick to take a warp out? I accidently ironed over mine.
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I used to keep them under the bed or couch. When my DH redid my sewing room, he raised my cutting table about 6" and created a space between the old and new tabletops for storage of mats and rulers.
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Cathe, I really like that idea :D :D :D
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Originally Posted by kwhite
I have cutting mats and need to find a way to store them so that they do not warp. How do you store your mats flat?
My problem is finding a self-sealing mat that doesn't wear out. :roll: |
Originally Posted by Cathe
I used to keep them under the bed or couch. When my DH redid my sewing room, he raised my cutting table about 6" and created a space between the old and new tabletops for storage of mats and rulers.
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Cathe that is a great idea. I think I can have the hubs create something like that when he builds my new ironing table.
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i am re-cycling a dresser that was 'found' on the side of the road. it has big, wide drawers. ugly as all get-out, but it holds all my cutting mats and my revolving one that dh made for me. my mat is the big one.
we bought a lazy susan base at home depot, very sturdy. he attached a plywood square to it. in my case 16 or 18 inches (?). glued on the cheapest mat we could find that covered that wood. voila! a HEAVY duty revolving mat. HEAVY being the operative word, here. boy, can you lean on this baby! |
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