missmystery1191
Publish time 2013-1-30 06:11
That is what I usually do, have multiple starts hehehe
Nursedonna54
Publish time 2013-2-1 04:01
thanks for all the great advice!!
Asun Ramirez
Publish time 2013-2-6 03:58
Si son buenas ideas porque yo empiezo alguno y luego si lo guardas ni te acuerdas de el y teniendo hilos y esquema a la vista no se nos transpapela entre otras cositas que guardamos
riverrat
Publish time 2013-2-6 13:28
i usually work on one at a time but i do like the cardboard tube idea...never thought about that
biacl
Publish time 2013-3-3 11:44
good tips, thanks for sharing them!
beckysbiz
Publish time 2013-3-7 05:00
thank you for the tips
Joahninha
Publish time 2013-3-8 08:35
useful tips. Thanks for sharing.:)
R Lee
Publish time 2013-3-8 17:04
2 small kids, so usually getting it away quickly is more important than neatly or best for the fabric. Threads and bits in a clear plastic box with dividers like a fishing tackle box, and the fabric and pattern folded on top with the lid squished down over it. So far no dramas, even with long term storage. I think if i was doing something with beads and a lot of specialty threads I would be more careful though.
seb0357
Publish time 2013-3-9 03:06
Thanks everyone for the tips. I never knew how to properly store them so they wouldnt look horrible when I went back to them.
rteixeira63
Publish time 2013-4-24 22:59
Great tip.
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