Thanks for the info! When I measured my boxes I measured the bottom so I
could see the usable area as I measured. Mine have domed lids as well but
the bottoms are indented so they do stack okay. The Canadian ones are made
of a heavy plastic that I can't compress with my hands, especially when
Hello Dorte. A wreath box is simply a rigid storage container for an
artificial Christmas or seasonal wreath. I bought a beautiful artificial
wreath last Christmas. It is a grapevine wreath with pine cones and
artificial fruit wired onto it and it is a little fragile. I want to box it
to
Hi again, I don't think they are actually airtight. The lid sits on top
firmly and then there are 2 latches to hold it on...I don't think I would
trust it to keep my potato chips from going stale but it would definitely
keep then dry in all but a monsoon! :-)
Janet
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Hello all. I do indeed have 2 of these (one actually has a wreath in it
grin) I measured the bottom to get an accurate area for you as the top
widens slightly. It is 17 x 17 or 43 cm x 43 cm and it is 6.5 deep or 17
cm, not counting the bowed lid. As for drilling a hole in the lid there is
a
Hello all from your friendly northern Canadian lurker :-)
I found an awesome storage solution at Canadian Tire for on-the-go lace
projects or for storing extra equipment. It is a square Rubbermaid-type
container that is meant for storing wreaths. It is big enough for my square
pillow and all
Hello again, I am going to be in Victoria for 2 weeks in December and was
wondering if there was a lace supplier there. Also are there any
lace-related activities between the 15th and the 28th?
Thanks in advance,
Janet in Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada
PS I am moving to Edmonton in
May I make the suggestion that this topic be put on hold (not dropped but put on hold)
until the lady in question has returned from her holiday and can speak to the issue
herself. I think it is not fair to continue lobbing accusations of plagerism any
further when she is not here to speak to
