Our family has a fair number of rods and I put each into a rod bag before storing in a tube. Anyhow, it's sometimes hard to tell which rod is which so I started to label them.
If you look into the Quilting Notions section of any large fabric store you'll find some fabric sheets that you can print on with an ink jet printer. These are often used to print photos onto a white fabric and then ironed on to your project. I fired up MS Word and made a sheet of text with different labels for the different rods. Setting it up in two column mode you can print labels for at least 20 rods. I then printed my document onto one of these fabric sheets (June Taylor Quick Fuse Iron-On Inkjet Fabric Sheet - washable), cut out individual labels, and then ironed them on to the rod bags. Works great and it makes it real easy to find the rod your looking for.
I am so very sorry to hear this and so sorry for the loss of Chamois. She was beautiful companion.
We will always miss the dogs we have lost. Unfortunately we lost both of our dogs just 6 days apart in November.
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Our family has a fair number of rods and I put each into a rod bag before storing in a tube. Anyhow, it's sometimes hard to tell which rod is which so I started to label them.
If you look into the Quilting Notions section of any large fabric store you'll find some fabric sheets that you can print on with an ink jet printer. These are often used to print photos onto a white fabric and then ironed on to your project. I fired up MS Word and made a sheet of text with different labels for the different rods. Setting it up in two column mode you can print labels for at least 20 rods. I then printed my document onto one of these fabric sheets (June Taylor Quick Fuse Iron-On Inkjet Fabric Sheet - washable), cut out individual labels, and then ironed them on to the rod bags. Works great and it makes it real easy to find the rod your looking for.
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