Does the cardboard hold up well? I've got to figure something out, I've got stacks and stacks around my workshop table. I love seeing my stuff to be inspired by the colors and patterns, but it looks like a mess!
BTW, I also LOVE fabric.com. They have great prices and selection.
I have a TON too! I love my packages from Fabric.com especially the great selection of Minky! I got the cutest red with white polka dots for my granddaughter's Bliss fabric quilt. I just bought Ruby today at a Quilt Show locally from a vendor. She had one fat quarter bundle and I snatched it up! My e-mail is r.c.brown at sbcglobal.net if you find out where you ordered the cardboard from. I have mine in bins, but I find I like looking at the colors!
Love the idea of washing then putting away instead of waiting to use the fabric then need to preshrink b4 you can do the project! Love how you organized, altho I don't have that much fabric but it can work in small quantities!
Doesn't it feel great to have your fabric organized? I used foam core and made my own fabric bolts! Thank you for linking up last week at Sew Woodsy. We hope you'll join us again this week!
Fab idea for storing the fabric! I just have my stuffed in boxes or hampers, not ideal!
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ReplyDeleteGreat way to store all that fabric! Love it!
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Wow! I just have my fabric shoved into plastic bins. Very inspirational!
ReplyDeletewow. looks great. looks like you can store a lot more too!
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Looks great! Love how organized it is!
ReplyDeleteDoes the cardboard hold up well? I've got to figure something out, I've got stacks and stacks around my workshop table. I love seeing my stuff to be inspired by the colors and patterns, but it looks like a mess!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I also LOVE fabric.com. They have great prices and selection.
What a great idea. I love your fabric storage. Thanks for linking to the Home Decor and Organizing Link Party. I'll be featuring this Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI have a TON too! I love my packages from Fabric.com especially the great selection of Minky! I got the cutest red with white polka dots for my granddaughter's Bliss fabric quilt. I just bought Ruby today at a Quilt Show locally from a vendor. She had one fat quarter bundle and I snatched it up! My e-mail is r.c.brown at sbcglobal.net if you find out where you ordered the cardboard from. I have mine in bins, but I find I like looking at the colors!
ReplyDeleteLoves the idea..thanks for sharing it!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of washing then putting away instead of waiting to use the fabric then need to preshrink b4 you can do the project! Love how you organized, altho I don't have that much fabric but it can work in small quantities!
ReplyDeletelove this idea!!! thanks for sharing:)
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I just started sewing this summer, so I don't have much of a fabric stash yet. But I can't wait until I do! And then I can't wait to organize it!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it feel great to have your fabric organized? I used foam core and made my own fabric bolts! Thank you for linking up last week at Sew Woodsy. We hope you'll join us again this week!
ReplyDeleteGood job organizing all that pretty fabric!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up to {nifty thrifty sunday} last week!
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