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Lint Roller To Clean Up Thread

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Date: 04/09/2009 Topic: Craft Tips > Sewing  
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When sewing if you need to rip out your work, when you are done run a lint roller over the thread and all the little pieces come right out.

By barat99 from Crystal Lake, IL

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By ksallen (40) Profile Contact
I don't buy lint rollers, but always have tape on hand. To clean up my threads, I roll up some tape, with the sticky part outside, and it picks up lint and threads just fine, and since I usually get 10 rolls for $1 at Dollar tree, is probably just as cheap.

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    In order to save dragging out the vacuum cleaner, I use a lint roller for picking up threads on my rug. I have an area rug where my favorite spot to sew is located.

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In order to save dragging out the vacuum cleaner, I use a lint roller for picking up threads on my rug. I have an area rug where my favorite spot to sew is located. I have found this to be very effective and a very fast clean-up.

By Sewingmamma from Oakmont, PA

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