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1657Congrats! That is a really good tip! I have a big rubber band and I'll try it!
59617Here is a link for the rolling pin bands
765Great tip! It's kind of funny that I've been looking for the rolling pin bands. I do want them for my rolling pins though. :) One of the things on my wish list.
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253107I am not sure I understand, but I am so proud for you to be selected. Kay
85867OO, I have these, somewhere. Will have to try this, it's a great idea!
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23222Congratulations Anita-great tip-happy shopping! Where did you get the roller pins depth bands-I have never seen those before-would love to have some myself ~linda~
by capoodle
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They came from an outlet shopping mall maybe six or eight years ago that sold kitchen items. Great for rolling out dough all the same depth.
2017367271Way to go Anita, hope you enjoy spending your voucher, too.
Thanks for the pictures - it did help.
211078At first I wasn't quite sure of how this worked. Duh me! This is a really great tip! I will be using it in the future! Once again learned something new! Thank you!!! Dawn
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72397While trying to make a wider even hem came across my rolling pen depth bands used to roll out even dough. While the deeper light grey bands would have worked the best they just were too thick to stretch far enough to go around the free arm. Have tried painters tape and sticky notes to keep distance but that was only a flat guide. The thickness of the bands let the fabic stay up against and glide even. Since most don't have these rolling pin bands a couple or three rubber bands on top of each other would made a nice thick guide.
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