I went to the large chain discount store today and there were lots of school supples. They had pencil holders for 50 cents. I bought a couple and they are a perfect fit for my rotary cutters.
Last year someone had talked about the scissors in the school supply section and I had bought some for cutting threads at the sewing machine and they are wonderful to have handy.
Jo Ann
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Rotary Cutter Holders...really cheap
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sewbug
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Re: Rotary Cutter Holders...really cheap
WalMart has the plastic school boxes that are great for storing all kinds of notions. I have one full of binding clips, one for safety pins, one for marking pencils, the prices are fantastic now. I stocked up on binders for my print outs which the pile seems to grow every day.
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1quiltinnana
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Good ideas. Will look for the pencil holders and plastic school boxes. I have a lot of notions...some are not used that often.
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institcheswithrosie
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Re: Rotary Cutter Holders...really cheap
I use the plastic school boxes from Walmart to carry my supplies/notions for classes. They will hold cutter, small scissors, needles, unsewer, 6" ruler. Just all kinds of stuff.
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CaroleJ
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Re: Rotary Cutter Holders...really cheap
For those of you who are into leather...you can find leather pockets at hardware stores. I have one that's maybe 8 inches long, clips onto your waistband. Perfect place to stash your cutter, and IF you leave the blade open, it protects you from being cut.
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Firsttimequilter
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Re: Rotary Cutter Holders...really cheap
I made a quilted (padded) pocket for my rotary cutter. I embroidered my name on it as well. That way when I go to classes, mine is distinct. I also use a plastic box for my notions for classes. I have my name on it (as well as all large items) using address labels. I have had a few things misplaced at classes and have always had them returned. When I have to take my "good" shears, I tie a ribbon to them - again so they are distinct. Something else that I have included in my class notion box is a very small first aid kit. I have a habit of pricking myself with machine needles when I have to change them out. It is very handy to have a small bandage to keep me from damaging my fabrics.
Leanne
Leanne