In an effort to
This hold short tools I'm constantly fumbling for. Nice looking? Well it's a Fostoria toothpick holder. Back in the 60s everyone had to have Fostoria. Probably at that time all I could afford was this tiny glass piece.
I've been using this for a while now. Remember when we all just had to have a bread machine? Yes, I fell for it and then all the bread fell to my hips. A neighbor gave me this unique bread cutter. Just insert bread and cut between the acrylic openings. Perfectly sliced bread every time. Now I use it for holding my mid-sized rulers.
Then I did myself a most needed favor. I dumped my old ironing board and bought a new one. Way overdue for sure. The old one must have moved with me at least twice. It was rickety and made a screeching noise when opened. The ultimate treat would be the Big Board but it's too big.
Here's the new one. It's a bit wider and can rise higher too. Where did I get it? Target and I used a $10 off coupon I got in the mail. The coupon said $10 off household stuff over $50 and I was ready to argue with them if they didn't consider it a household item. It was $49.95 which made be grab another household item to push it over $50.The iron rest makes it even better.
I am feeling like a new woman. Having good tools is part of good sewing but putting your hands on them when needed is even better.
Marcy

I love the bread cutter idea. Wish I had one lol...
ReplyDeleteMarcy I think your bread slicer to the rulers is a great idea! Yep I had a bread machine too when the kiddos were young. I'd make 2 loves a day and they would be gone in a blink of an eye. Now I don't eat bread because it ends up on more than my hips! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteI agree, your bread cutter is a very good idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the Fostoria glass toothpick holder for small items.
ReplyDeleteGrease catcher from a George Foreman grill?! I would have never guessed! Great re-purpose items you have there!
ReplyDeleteI especially like your ruler idea...thanks!!
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