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Do you know this way to put top, batting and back together for quilting?
Like it, you can quikly pin together, its safe for your fingers and you can quikly remove during quilting. I use long quilting pins and the grey things (dont know a name) are coming from property market. It comes in a long roll and you have to cut it, but it is a real bargain. I have seen such things colorful specially for quilting for much more money.
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The grey stuff looks a little like the rubber seal used in fly screens, a great idea as you say the coloured ones targeted for quilting can cost a pretty penny. thanks for sharing..Marian
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Hi Bärbel,
fun idea. for machine quilting. Looks like the stuff for isolating water pipes from homedepot.
fun idea. for machine quilting. Looks like the stuff for isolating water pipes from homedepot.
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Ja das ist aus dem Baumarkt und kommt eigentlich in Fugen beim Mauern, ich glaube wenn man Fenster einsetzt oder so.
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jofrog2000
02 Nov 2014
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Ah,I'll have to try this, I use the curved safety pins, and they do take a while to get in and out. Though they are better than straight safety pins, and I don't stab myself, this looks quicker. And the ones they make specifically are quite expensive in my opinion.
Jo
Jo
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Excellent idea! Is it foam? or is it more rubber?
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It is more foam. Buyed it where you get isolating things for buildings.
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grandmamek
02 Nov 2014
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Great idea. This is one idea that is definitely worth trying. Th ank you for sharing. Hugs, Mary
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terrific idea styrofaom bits right? Also looks like a very cute quilt! ~hugs~
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Since I made myself the pin cushion today and I've the holes to prove it I'd better find some of this quick!!! Thanks for the idea.
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Thanks elemausi. Such a clever idea. I'm always sticking myself with pinned garments that need to be tried on for fitting. I think I recognized the product and went to the garage to check it out. We used it to fill in around some new windows before caulking. I've taken a picture to help others find it in hardware/home improvement stores. It comes in multiple sizes. This is 3/8 inch diameter.
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thanks for these pictures - now I have an idea what to look for at the hardware store.
You're welcome. I get so much from other cuties that I am delighted to be able to help in some small way.
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These are similar to silicone ear plugs. Probably cheaper. I think the real ones are called Pinmoors.
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crazystitcher
17 Nov 2014
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Thanks for sharing this great idea; love your quilt, too .Looks like you have been enjoying making this one and I can't pick a single piece out of alignment in your pictures. I always wanted to make one but been too afraid of wrecking the poor thing when it comes to putting all the bits together.