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What the buggery are these things called?

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BornAgainDomesticGoddess · 29/03/2011 06:59

OK, so I have lost a lot of sleep trying to work out what these things are called. I need them to secure my DS's Geography project.

They are pieces of string, often coloured, with metal bits at each end. If you make holes in a cardboard folder, you can thread them through the holes and they will secure all the pages.

I just can't remember their name and want to order some online. Anyone???

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Goblinchild · 29/03/2011 07:05

treasury tags

BornAgainDomesticGoddess · 29/03/2011 07:07

Great Smile ! Thanks Goblinchild! And I've just checked and there are some on ebay.

Thanks again!

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SugarPeaSnap · 29/03/2011 08:35

Treasury Tags, that brings back memories, last time I used them I was threading together my GCSE geography coursework!

BornAgainDomesticGoddess · 29/03/2011 08:57

Do you know of a modern alternative? We are homeschooling so I am not familiar with new fangled classroom items!

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Shineynewthings · 29/03/2011 11:37

I have treasury tags but prefer those sparkly bendy craft wire things to secure pages to together!

Saracen · 29/03/2011 15:38

Shineynewthings: "I have treasury tags but prefer those sparkly bendy craft wire things to secure pages to together!"

as one might guess from your username, LOL!

Shineynewthings · 29/03/2011 17:31

Yes! Hehehe. I do tend to go for all things shiney bright and sparkley.Grin

Tinuviel · 29/03/2011 18:01

Treasury tags are still used in school, BornAgain. Just plastic instead of metal!! We use them to fasten coursework together, still. My DCs love using them to fasten work together.

meditrina · 29/03/2011 18:03

And they make good cufflinks too.

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