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IKEA does have some clips very similar BUT the big difference is that the clip part faces out so in my case this won't work because my fabric would be facing the wrong way - not quite sure how to explain.
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Some web sites will let you fill out an order form and then print it out to send in so you don't have to give any personal information. Some even offer contact information so you can phone in an order.
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I'm probably the only one doing it but I wrap my FQ on the comic boards too. At least I do for the ones that are part of a collection. The miscellaneous ones go into a drawer. I have mostly collection FQs.
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I also use the comic boards for my FQ's. I purchase the large ones and then cut them down (not hard to do). The excess (of the boards) that I have left over goes to a teacher friend. The kids use these scraps for all kind of art projects. All of my fabric is put on these boards. I then put the fabric in bins that are color coded. It's amazing how many of the FQ's will go in a bin. BrendaK
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