Uncompleted Project for Holding Binding
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I told hubby about the binding thrown over the shoulder and caught under the wheels, etc.
He had a brilliant idea and bought a smaller rolling pin. I think it is about 10". We glued the drawer or cupboard puffy liner stuff around it. That way I figure I can just stick a pin through the binding and hold it to the rolling pin.
Now he has to figure out a way to mount it. I'm thinking something like a paper towel holder. It would have to have a heavy base, or be mounted to the counter.
Any ideas?
He had a brilliant idea and bought a smaller rolling pin. I think it is about 10". We glued the drawer or cupboard puffy liner stuff around it. That way I figure I can just stick a pin through the binding and hold it to the rolling pin.
Now he has to figure out a way to mount it. I'm thinking something like a paper towel holder. It would have to have a heavy base, or be mounted to the counter.
Any ideas?
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Some of the wall mounted wood holders have a slot in the side to hold the dowel.
The slot is cut at a bit of an angle, so the dowel stays in place. I don't see why this wouldn't work for the rollers handles too :D:D:D
The slot is cut at a bit of an angle, so the dowel stays in place. I don't see why this wouldn't work for the rollers handles too :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by Rose Marie
I pin a plastic bag to the end of ironing board and the binding goes in as I iron the strip.
Then it comes out as I sew it on.
Then it comes out as I sew it on.
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Maybe you could cut your rolling pin in half and put a base top and bottom
to look like this big thread spool. Plus you'd have a spare. :-D
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-22997-1.htm
to look like this big thread spool. Plus you'd have a spare. :-D
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-22997-1.htm
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