storing quilts while working on them
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I went to dollar store and bought some Noodles the round foam ones the kids use in the swimming pool and I roll the quilt
on the noodle .if it is still in sections just lay it out on a piece
of muslin and then roll it up. I dont like folds in my squares and I
don't have any with this method. works real well.
Phyllis
on the noodle .if it is still in sections just lay it out on a piece
of muslin and then roll it up. I dont like folds in my squares and I
don't have any with this method. works real well.
Phyllis
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Originally Posted by vjengels
What a great idea! I usually store mine under the cat.
These noodles can also be used to mail quilts when you don't want them to get fold marks. Can't mail a cat.
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Great idea. I hate it when I feel like I need to press a quilt that is in progress of being put together. How cool would it be to be able to make a rack that you can put on the wall and run a dowel rod through the noodle and then hang the whole thing up. Kinda like a rifle in a gunrack.
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