| Author | Message | ||
     Mavenbeth Senior Member Username: Mavenbeth Post Number: 935 Registered: 02-2003 |
I'm looking for a better way than I have, to organize my cello bags, both straight & domed. I want to hang them not boxed . Please tell me of your ways to organize them & maybe a vendor if store bought. Picture Anyone?? Beth Beth Luggery Why Choose Ordinary....CHOOSE Extraordinary! Hand delivery to ALL of South Florida | ||
| Lagniappe Advanced Member Username: Lagniappe Post Number: 112 Registered: 05-2004 |
I don't have a picture, but I use pants hangers, the ones that hang 3 or four pair at a time. | ||
| Kelley Intermediate Member Username: Kelley Post Number: 64 Registered: 02-2003 |
How about towel bars (bathroom hardware)? ~k | ||
| Penny Intermediate Member Username: Penny Post Number: 69 Registered: 04-2005 |
A while back, on one of the boards, someone described how they use chains attached to the ceiling with dowels hooked in between. This was for rolls of cello but it'd work for hanging bags too. They even had a picture which looked like a good idea. If you hung a tapestry or curtain over the front, you could hide it when not needed. Penny | ||
| Zoe Intermediate Member Username: Zoe Post Number: 65 Registered: 02-1999 |
I have never used cello bags but I imagine that if you hang them on bars they might slide. If you use the hangers for multiple skirts where you can clip them on they might be more secure. The other thing that comes to my mind is these gadgets we use to close bags of chips to keep them fresh. You can use a couple of them for different size of bags and hang them close to the area you do your wrapping. Zoe By the way are cello bags easier to use than plain cello? I imagine that both have pros and cons. The reason I am asking this is that because I have come down with "frozen shoulder" wrapping a basket has become a serious issue for me. If the bags don't require an arm stretch it would be a blessing for me. For the extra large baskets are there wide enough bags to use? | ||
| Chris13 Junior Member Username: Chris13 Post Number: 13 Registered: 11-2005 |
I use one of the tissue paper racks for the bags. They fit nicely, and can be quickly accessed. Forgot which vendor, but if you Google "tissue paper rack" you will see lots of them. | ||
| Mavenbeth Senior Member Username: Mavenbeth Post Number: 936 Registered: 02-2003 |
I hate to admit it, but the clothes drying rack is what I have been using. Yes, it works perfectly... but very unsitely. I was trying to find a more "professional" looking unit. I guess the tissue paper rack will be the answer.. I'm just cheep & didn't want to spend $85 for the rack!  Beth Beth Luggery Why Choose Ordinary....CHOOSE Extraordinary! Hand delivery to ALL of South Florida | ||
| Sherryd Member Username: Sherryd Post Number: 49 Registered: 05-2005 |
Well it's not the most professional set up but I use a quilt rack my sister gave me for Xmas 2 years ago. I still have no idea why she gave it to me but as least I have a use for it so she's happy. | ||
| Nancyj Senior Member Username: Nancyj Post Number: 409 Registered: 03-2002 |
hmm Beth I may have a tissue rack in storage..will look for it..would sell for much less than $ 85 lol but not sure what shipping would be to you..I will let you know if I find it..(no room where I am...) |
