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by theduchess 21 Apr 2011 ( edited Apr 22'11 01:06 )
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locations you will find similar products for a lot less.Quilting gloves(garden section) for $2.99 Sewing machine totes on wheels all sizes for about $29. Make sure you measure your machine. Quilting Grippers(looks like a telephone handle)for about 4.00 in the handicap help section. Plus all kinds of cheap rulers(triangle, squares-Flying geese etc).All kinds of plastic containers(for threads, supplies etc) for a whole lot less. Just don't drool too much or they'll raise the prices.

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by debcarlson 21 Apr 2011
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I love that store! I have not seen any sewing machine totes, but I have other items for sewing like the plastic containers, etc. the problem is I want the tools too:)
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by theduchess 21 Apr 2011
The toe bags are actually for tools. But it has wheels and is padded.fit my ellisimo w/o embroidery unit for a whole lot less.Now when I need to take it in for check-ups It's in a padded container and I can wheel it in.I also bought a can of "plastic coating" dip garden handles in the goo and it forms a protective gripper handle when dry.Now my pliers, wire cutters etc all have colored plastic ends.
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by dlonnahawkins 21 Apr 2011
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I have herd of Harbor Freight, but sure do not know of one around here. I will have to check it out.
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by theduchess 21 Apr 2011
Just go and look around. I also bought a tube of plastic clamps(2.99)Great to close chip bags or lettuce bags.The greatest buy was the gloves. They have the gripper dots just as in the quilt shops.Also you can find the clear plastic for the Easter bags some of you were making.I like the Horse feeding buckets also but only find those at Home Depot. hang them on fences add some hanging flowers/vines.Look Great and dirt cheap!
by bikermomfl 21 Apr 2011
silly girl, there is a harbor freight on the corner of Nova Rd and Mason Ave in Daytona....
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by gramsbear 21 Apr 2011
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I have bought several things there also. Great place to check out before paying the high cost for "Emb" things!!! Thanx for the reminder! Good to "see" you on here again! Hugs, Judy
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by theduchess 21 Apr 2011
Hey Judy!I was trying to find my answer regarding the Potato Microwave bags and I just had to come and ask here.So many great answers.So I just thought I'd pass a money saving hint.
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by bevintex 21 Apr 2011
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you can order online also.
1 links:
[1] http://www.harborfreight.com/
www.harborfreight.com
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by meganne 22 Apr 2011
But they probably want an arm and a leg for postage to Aus as most of the larger companies do. Will definitely check it out though.
HNR, M
by meganne 22 Apr 2011
Yep, thought so, they use FEDex, the most expensive shipping. OH well, I can browse and dream. :-)))
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by blueeyedblonde 21 Apr 2011
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Never heard of that store, but they are probably not in Canada. Good shopping! There are some Items for sewing/emb. that I've found in Dollarama and are very good!
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by theduchess 21 Apr 2011
I always buy my brooms and mops here. Great source for my socks also. They have the breathing holes so no sweaty feet.And lots of mini can goods.Stella
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by pcteddyb 21 Apr 2011
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Someone posted a while back that they also have 45 mm rotary cutter blades 2 for $1.99 - mine has been sold out every time I try to get them - the secret is apparently out!
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by caroldann 21 Apr 2011
I ordered some last week and just got them today. Carol
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by bikermomfl 21 Apr 2011
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a cutie also posted a few days ago that you can get rotary blades here for $1 each!!!! haven't checked it out yet but you can believe I will......
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by mary51 21 Apr 2011
I am interesting in those rotary blades, hope when I go to fl to find them.
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by kalinelson 21 Apr 2011
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Great tips, we don't have a Harbor Freight but when we go to Florida to see family we always go there...I've been wanting a gripper for my wide ruler so I will be picking up one there....thanks so much.
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by bevintex 21 Apr 2011
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here are the blades
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by caroldann 21 Apr 2011
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I just rec'd my order for the rotary blades, can't beat the price as they are the same as the expensive blades. Hubby owns part of Harbor Freight(not really, he just buys alot from them) so shopping there is fun. I just tell him what I'm looking for and he finds it and orders it for me.I use the magnetic bowls for my pins, think they were on sale once for around $2.00. So, cuties, Harbor Freight is just not a "guy" place. Carol
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by marjialexa 21 Apr 2011
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Yay for Harbor Freight! I go there all the time, and get neat stuff, like a tiny screwdriver set for my sewing machine that has a head that swivels 90 degrees! That was only $2.99, I think. I've seen those sewing machine totes, they call them "tool cases", but we know what they are, hee hee hee. I haven't seen the rulers and such, but I'm going to check it out tomorrow. Thanks for letting everyone know. Too often, when something is labeled a "quilting" or "embroidery" or any other 'specialty' product, it's twice as expensive as it needs to be. Great saving tip! Hugs, Marji
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by crafter2243 22 Apr 2011
Nice to see you. I have been thinking about you.
by meganne 22 Apr 2011
Hey Marji, so lovely to see a post from you. I hope you are keeping well.

Now that screwdriver set sounds very interesting, I'm always looking for useful tools. Perhaps you could post a picture somewhere so I can see what I'm looking for? Hugs and love, Meganne
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by adavisx3 22 Apr 2011
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My husband is a Harbor Freight groupie. We go there at least once a week so I am always finding things I can use for sewing. I never thought about posting it here so I am glad that you did. -- Aileen
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by mariahail 22 Apr 2011
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wonder if they had one here or in Houston...thanks***