The Melbourne store is looking to rid ourselves of empty fabric rolls. If you know of anyone who can use/take/remove/recycle them, please let us know.
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aw i wish this was in syd, im dying for rolls like this for my pets to crawl through
ReplyDeleteYou can wrap them with cotton batting, and cover them with canvas to make your own seam rolls to press open difficult seams like, sleeves, pant legs.
ReplyDeleteTry contacting local artists. My husband used to use tubes like that for shipping artwork in the mail. But perhaps your rolls are a smaller inside diameter...
ReplyDeleteWhat about the reverse art truck/reverse garbage
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i bet a school would love them- i'm an art teacher and if this was in perth i'd take them in a heartbeat.
ReplyDeletePls post again if you still have any rolls, I would love to grab some for my girls' kinder.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Claire