WMUTeach

Checking in with a question. I must have cut too many of these fine little treats because I have WAY more than 5 sets. HUMMMMM What to do? What to do? Tee-Hee-Hee!

sewbizgirl

You could hold them for one of SheriR's swaps and trade them then. Or make a quilt!

travelinggramma

My mother called and said she had one of "those" squishy envelopes for me! Thanks Barbara!!

WMUTeach

Make a quilt out of them! I have a shoe box sized bin packed full of them and at least two quilts in progress using them that are more than half finished. Ahhhhh, I will figure it out eventually.

Janice McC

Oh drat, Happylab. I forgot to enclose your birthday card with the candies I sent so the package only has your squares. (Discovered the card this morning on my desk; sorry for the goof!) You should get your candies today or tomorrow at the latest. My board name is with the return address. Thanks.

Karen G

Happylab, your candies went out yesterday. Next week will be a busy one.

Anoka Quilter

How do you store your 2 1/2" squares. I have been trying to find a bin that has 2 1/2" compartments, but I just haven't come up with anything yet. I don't want to sort them all out just to have them get mixed up again. I know I could do baggies, but I was thinking if I could find a box that would be so much nicer.

djmat

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I use fabric lined USPS boxes. A Large Flat Rate box for 2.5", a Medium Flat Rate box for 2", and a small shipping box for 1.5" charms. Hope this helps.
hugs,
dj

djmat

I separate the rows with left over card board cut to fit and stack the rows two deep.

djmat

Recycle boxes shipped to me if in good condition or I get a new one at Post Office.
After finishing PSQ, I recycle the boxes to ship Secret Santa swap, or to the kids for birthdays.
Have almost enough to do PSQ#3, then will attempt 1.5" PSQ, scary small!