tutorial for putting fabric on shelves
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[QUOTE=Janis;5687440]
This also happens to me when I copy something more that 5 pages. I was told it has to do with your printers memory. Not sure what that means. So now I just print 4 pages at a time, and all is fine.
http://quiltville.com/pdf/StashFolding.pdf
A funny thing happened when I first printed her pdf. To conserve paper, I printed it with 2 pages on one. Pages 5 and 6, which print first were in English, and the other pages printed in what I think are Russian, or something like that. I went back and reprinted the first 4 pages and they came out in English this time. I'm wondering what happened.
A funny thing happened when I first printed her pdf. To conserve paper, I printed it with 2 pages on one. Pages 5 and 6, which print first were in English, and the other pages printed in what I think are Russian, or something like that. I went back and reprinted the first 4 pages and they came out in English this time. I'm wondering what happened.
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This is the first time it has happened to me, and I have copied multiple pages before without it happening to me. Just a fluke, I think, as when I went back to recopy the pages, it went to the same download that I'd used the first time.
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I use my 8 1/2 " x 24" ruler & use this method of folding fabric. Love it cause it stacks and fits great on the shelves.
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We have a great tute on board by our own Alaskasunshine. She made it last year and I have been happily using her method ever since, I also posted photos of my shelf with fabric. Hope this helps I believe you will find her post with her board name.
Judy in Phx, AZ
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