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by bevintex 11 Jul 2009 ( edited Jul 11'09 21:15 )
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Im making fsl xmas ornaments and I was wondering how do you store them until xmas. Do you put tissue between them or just stack them on top of each other. Dont want one big ornament come xmas.

Bev

Comments (8)
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by handy 11 Jul 2009
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I would use wax paper
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by bevintex 11 Jul 2009
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I live in texas and today it is 105 degrees. I would be afraid of wax paper melting or rubbing off.
Bev
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by vixentlc 11 Jul 2009
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This is a good question! My guess will be to store them in an airtight container eg; Tupperware or those deep-freeze plastic bags that you can zip-lock.
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by lbrow 11 Jul 2009
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I keep mine stored in the zip lock bags. If it's small I put n sandwich bag then put a lot of the small individuals n their bags in a large zip lock. they were all fine when I got them out this past christmas. If they r not 3 dementional I keep them stored flat. I also like to use boxes that r used to store photos n so they r non-acid. *
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by gerryb 11 Jul 2009
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I put them in a zip lock bag. I have several in one bag. I DO keep them in the house where the air conditioner is running to cut down on the moisture. Most of my Christmas stuff is in the barn, but not my fsl orns!
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by bevintex 11 Jul 2009
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Thank you all for the suggestions, now to make even more!
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by reggirl 11 Jul 2009
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To also keep moisture away from the inside bags, etc. I never throw away the little silicone bags you get in shoe boxes & other items you buy. Place one of them in with the ornaments to help absorb any moisture that may happen to find it's way into the containers.
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by clawton 11 Jul 2009
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Zip lock bags work well for me. Most of mine are white so I just stack them. I do separate the colors.