1. Perfect re-heating with an old crock pot lid (1.99 goodwill) as told to me by a fellow thrifter:
2. Wash all fabric as you acquire so that you are ready to go for any and all projects:
My Hawaiian stash all clean and ready for projects. This worked out way better than last time.
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2 good ideas
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2 responses to “2 good ideas”
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what a good idea about the lid!
I always just put a paper towel on top…
but the lid is such a better idea!
and that fabric stash is beautiful.
especially love that top one! 🙂
what are you going to make with it? -
great idea about the lid. would have never really thought of that. isn’t that a shame how something so simple never pops into your head until someone else tells ya about it?
oh i wanted to tell ya, i don’t know if you have a dollar tree where you live, but while i was there today, i saw the blue/green small ball jars with the lid that i believe hinges down. i immediately thought of you.i know you mostly use vintage jars for the biz, but didn’t know if this information would help ya out 🙂
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