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Joyce H. from San Luis Obispo, California tells how she keeps small pieces organized. I work with lots of small pieces when I quilt. I keep them together in either their sewing sequence or by their cut size to help me keep track of my pieces. I've found that good old-fashioned spring clothespins help me keep my pieces together and in order. I, too, am a big fan of spring clothespins. I use them for lots of things, like closing food wrappers, bags, and linings in boxes. I hang herbs and plastic bags in the pantry with them. I couldn't run my kitchen without them! I use them in my sewing room, and I even use them in my office for holding receipts that need to be entered into the computer. - Sharon Questions? Comments? You can discuss this article with other Quilter's Review readers!
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