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[Tips Discussion] Best Tips for Storing Your Stitching Projects

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Post time: 2011-1-31 02:38
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Thanks for the tips

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Post time: 2011-2-26 10:25
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it happened to me once, the rustic needle stain on my fabric, you can see it  here, in my coffee time finished project, I put lots of French knot there to cover the marks of the needle.
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Post time: 2011-3-30 22:40
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yup..I already do that..thank for remind me of my "hold" project ;P
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Post time: 2011-4-13 17:17
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Post time: 2011-5-31 23:03
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This is really helpful =) thanks
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Post time: 2011-6-5 13:30
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great tips! i keep mine flat in a document wallet (clear plastic) in a drawer :)
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Post time: 2011-6-17 15:32
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I use scroll frames and when I'm not working on a project, I cover with a large piece of cloth to keep away dust and insects and make sure the frame is out of direct sunlight :)
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Post time: 2011-6-17 17:07
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thanks a lot of
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i have a ziplok bag i keep the finished works in, but need to invest in an art wallet I think, especiall for the bigger pieces
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Post time: 2011-6-27 18:34
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Thanks for the tips, I like the term 'projects on hold' sounds much better than UFO's

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I prefer that term as well. Especially when we have all the other items for it and are ready to go.  Post time 2013-12-15 09:27
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