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Posted by Sherry on August 7, 2009, 1:28 am
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> seeping tomato paste cans might keep the skunks away. the ones that get p=
ast
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> the gators that is.
> isnt it tomatos that you use to rid yourself of skunk odour?
> j.
> "Polly Esther" wrote...
> Our essentials seem pretty much the same. =A0So. =A0Let's wander off the =
path a
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> bit in this survey. =A0What additions have you made to your quilting setu=
p
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> that were not so good or a lovely asset?
> =A0 =A0 Winner - I use our 'newlywed' kitchen table for a cutting table. =
=A0DH has
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> put the battered old dear up on pvc so I don't have to stoop to cut. =A0O=
n top
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> is a 4 x 8 plywood sheet that was our firstborn's base for his trains and
> steam engines.
> =A0 =A0 Loser - my design board is covered in a pricey gridded flannel th=
at
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> won't hold diddly without pins. =A0I need the grid but cheap old poly ter=
ry
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> held everything much better.
> =A0 =A0 Blooper - my SM quilting is heavy-handed. =A0I've had to put toma=
to paste
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> cans beneath the SM's table to keep me from popping off the table's suppo=
rt
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> pins. =A0That works great. =A0Unless, of course, the cans eventually star=
t
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> seeping after a few years and make a real mess.
> =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 Anyone? =A0 Polly
Winner: Taking all the furniture out of the "den" we never used and
replacing
it with banquet tables, iron board, sewing maching and a real cutting
board.
Loser: Trying to use the "pretty box" system for fabric. I love
decorated
boxes, but I forget what fabric is in which box, and end up having to
open
them all.
Loser: Using my beloved homemade cedar chest that DH made for me in
High School shop class to store batting. The batting stinks now. :-(
Sherry
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