Comic board wrapped with fabric.
08-19-2014, 06:50 AM
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LOL
Love your humor and way of thinking.
Love your humor and way of thinking.
Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Let me get this straight. Your fabric is not supposed to be dumped in a tub and shoved under the bed with the dust bunnies? You shouldn't have to dig through a pile that looks like refuse from a tornado to find what you need? Interesting concept. I should get on board with this one.
08-19-2014, 08:09 AM
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Love having mine on the boards. I just sorted into colors and placed each color in a storage box. I have them stacked on the floor and can just look in the sides to see what I need. I have about 25-30 of these and so it made more sense for me to do it that way. The boards are wonderful. If you need a lot go on line and order 1000, even with shipping you save over the local shops.
08-19-2014, 08:14 AM
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I thought about ordering them online, but I don't have the money right
now to do that.
But I THINK a 1,000 boards MIGHT get me close to hold all my fabric
not sure though. However I DO cut them in half also for my smaller
cuts of fabric.
now to do that.
But I THINK a 1,000 boards MIGHT get me close to hold all my fabric
not sure though. However I DO cut them in half also for my smaller
cuts of fabric.
Originally Posted by shasta5718
Love having mine on the boards. I just sorted into colors and placed each color in a storage box. I have them stacked on the floor and can just look in the sides to see what I need. I have about 25-30 of these and so it made more sense for me to do it that way. The boards are wonderful. If you need a lot go on line and order 1000, even with shipping you save over the local shops.
08-19-2014, 08:19 AM
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I dream of being that organized! I think you are a genium for idea of bundling the pieces you want to use together.
I get myself into trouble by repurposing something I bought with a "set" and then not having what I need when it comes time to use the set. Love your labeling system.
I get myself into trouble by repurposing something I bought with a "set" and then not having what I need when it comes time to use the set. Love your labeling system.
08-19-2014, 11:20 AM
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Location: Newark, Ohio
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Originally Posted by jeanne49
I sure wish I was that organized. I really get tired of hauling totes out and digging thru them. I hear so many people talking about comic boards but I have no idea where to get them - or their cost - can you give me any advice on that?
Thanks
Thanks
Nancy
08-20-2014, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by sparkys_mom
I think I'm doing well when it isn't lying around in heaps everywhere. 
my fabric is folded nice and sorted into colors until I pull a bunch of it out to audition.
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