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Kim showed us a few weeks ago what she puts in her towel toppers to make them extra stiff for holding a towel Well i found these at our flea market and had a chance to try them/it****This is Vicki's (basketkases old deign )**turned out not to bad *****Thanks Vicki for the great design ***Thanks for LQQKING!!!!hugs Carolyn
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Yes, this is something I already have...well husband already has/had, I think I'll go raid his stash! Wanna bet he missed them? hahahahahaha.This is such a cool idea. thanks *****'s & hugs for you!
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Thanks Leaha i need hugs
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Clever idea I think you would get more than one out of one cable tie as they look to be a foot long.
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yes they are 36 inches long and 1/2 inch wide
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dragonflyer
05 Aug 2017
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I tried cable ties, but found that they were not as sturdy...but better than not using anything for sure...
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these are study you can hardly bend them buy forse lol
They must be much heavier than the ones I had...I will have to look again!
yes they got fat/wide ones now here
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Well done, sounds great. I have them in our garden shed too. I am surprised that they are strong enough though to hold a tea towel. Love Chris
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you need to buy the fat ones not the thin regular ones ok
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I've been using wooden ice cream sticks for years and have no trouble with them.
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wowwwwwwwww love that idea Jean thanks i will try it hugs
Yes, I originally did too, but wooden ice cream sticks and wooden dowels may cause a problem when laundered...which is why I have tried to come up with other alternatives that wash better...
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07 Aug 2017
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I guess I'm not quite understanding HOW/where you put them in. Do you just lay them inside or do you stitch them in or solid ZZ over them. Putting them just in bottom our around the hole? Thanks! just can't picture in my pea brain today......
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What a great idea! I've been using dowels but they don't wash well. I'm going to hunt out plastic cable ties to see if we have any of the wider ones that you found. Thanks Carolyn! --Sharon