I need scrap storage/organization ideas!!
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It's mind-boggling that there is a web site to fit our every need. Guess my computer is second only to my sewing machine, but this web site is #1 with me. I have learned so many ideas and hints from all of you. My sewing projects bring me so much more satisfaction and pleasure since joining all of you. Thank you for all you have shared.
#13
Originally Posted by ginnie6
for extremely small spaces! I'm collecting lots of scraps (to me) and I need to know how to organize them! Space is very very very limited too. Thank you!
check out the above web site from Bonnie Hunter.
I think you will find alot of useful information
#14
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
Originally Posted by ginnie6
for extremely small spaces! I'm collecting lots of scraps (to me) and I need to know how to organize them! Space is very very very limited too. Thank you!
check out the above web site from Bonnie Hunter.
I think you will find alot of useful information
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#15
Originally Posted by Nita
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
Originally Posted by ginnie6
for extremely small spaces! I'm collecting lots of scraps (to me) and I need to know how to organize them! Space is very very very limited too. Thank you!
check out the above web site from Bonnie Hunter.
I think you will find alot of useful information
:? :cry:
http://quiltville.com/index.html
#16
Originally Posted by Nita
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
Originally Posted by ginnie6
for extremely small spaces! I'm collecting lots of scraps (to me) and I need to know how to organize them! Space is very very very limited too. Thank you!
check out the above web site from Bonnie Hunter.
I think you will find alot of useful information
i clicked on it and it came up.
try the home page link I sent
Let me know how it goes:)
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#17
There's another thread (still ongoing?) about organizing a sewing room, etc. Someone posted her room and she had the clever idea of using a clear plastic pocket shoe hanger on the wall behind her door. It probably isn't good for keeping out wrinkles but it is one way of storing scraps, even into color groups. Just a thought.
#18
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
Originally Posted by Nita
Originally Posted by brushandthimble
Originally Posted by ginnie6
for extremely small spaces! I'm collecting lots of scraps (to me) and I need to know how to organize them! Space is very very very limited too. Thank you!
check out the above web site from Bonnie Hunter.
I think you will find alot of useful information
:? :cry:
http://quiltville.com/index.html
#19
okay but what about when you have fabric that could go either way? I have some brown plaid.....looking at the brown its dark but its also beige! Oh and I'm cleaning today....the sewing area. I'm so flusterated (my own word :-) ) that what should take me an hour or two is taking forever. I appreciate all the tips....I kind of like the idea of bags. I wouldn't have to buy anything else that way and right now money is past being tight!
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Originally Posted by ginnie6
okay but what about when you have fabric that could go either way? I have some brown plaid.....looking at the brown its dark but its also beige! Oh and I'm cleaning today....the sewing area. I'm so flusterated (my own word :-) ) that what should take me an hour or two is taking forever. I appreciate all the tips....I kind of like the idea of bags. I wouldn't have to buy anything else that way and right now money is past being tight!
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