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Dry a flower by hanging it upside down in a warm and airy place: works well for roses!10:19 AM Nov 6thfrom TweetDeck
I like to keep beads in the little trays that frozen herbs come in (garlic, parsley, basil, etc.) (v @kap286)10:02 AM Nov 3rdfrom TweetDeck
PCs in craft/workshops suck in lots of dust (and pet hair). Clean them every 6 mo. to avoid overheating and fan noise. (v @monkeysailor)10:03 AM Oct 26thfrom TweetDeck
Wind your floss around a bobbin, pinching the original label inside so when you run out, you have the color number right there!11:29 AM Oct 9thfrom TweetDeck
Sewing mark transfer paper (the waxy kind) works great for embroidery patterns, too!11:45 AM Oct 7thfrom web
Use a lint roller to pick up stray threads from your ironing board after working on a sewing project.7:00 AM Oct 1stfrom CoTweet
Use an over-the-door fabric pocket shoe organizer for fabric (<=1yd) pieces you can see and access easily! (via @loisellendesign)7:57 AM Sep 30thfrom CoTweet