Day 1
DISCARD BROKEN/OLD SUPPLIES
Test your marking tools, fabric glues, and spray adhesives. If they’re dried up, out of ink, or discolored, throw them in the trash. If you have old rotary-cutter blades, broken needles, or rusted pins, put them in a sturdy container, such as an old prescription bottle, before tossing them to reduce the risk of cutting yourself when taking out the garbage.
Day 2
CLEAN YOUR CUTTING MAT
Over time, your cutting mat can develop a lint buildup. If you find this has happened to yours, rub an eraser over your mat to remove the fibers.
Deep Clean
TO GIVE YOUR CUTTING MAT A DEEPER CLEAN, WASH IT WITH A FEW DROPS OF MILD DISH SOAP IN ROOMTEMPERATURE WATER AND A SOFT BRISTLE BRUSH. RINSE…