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Secondary Bakers Twine

by We-r Memory Keepers
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Fancy floss! Use this bakers twine for card making and scrapbooking projects, for gift wrap and with the Sew Easy Piercer (link). You'll have 3 colors, orange & white, green & white and purple & white, with 8.7 yards per color. Great for embroidery too!

Part number: 4004413

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Comment:  In the 1940's and early 50's, my grandfather and I used to walk to the corner store when the bread came in. People didn't use packing tape much in those days - everything was tied closed with twine or string. The bread came packed in cardboard boxes tied closed with this pretty string.
Grandpa and I were allowed to pick up all we wanted as the grocer just cut it off the boxes.

What colors would there be! We started a ball of it: white and red, white and green, white and blue, and occasionally red and black, or all black - what a special find. The last time I remember seeing that ball, it was over 15 inches in diameter--even with Grandma using a bit of it now and then!

Until she died in 1992 at 103, if Grandma had a box to put away, she tied it with a bit of string or a strip of fabric. Those boxes, when one surfaces from storage today, are still securely tied - no brittle rubber bands or useless yellowed tape! Occasionally one is still tied with baker's twine from Grandpa's ball of string! THANK YOU for the wonderful memories.
Submitted:  Tuesday, July 26th @ 10:02 AM

 

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