I do separate them by color in bins but they later end up in different color bin. I think they mingle while I am asleep. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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I just sort mine by color into plastic stacking bins, but this looks like a much better idea. Thanks for posting.
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I just recently organized my fabric. ALL of it. Took about two weeks. Now, the scraps are in separate bins, sorted by color, theme, and size. Some of them (such as patriotic and halloween) take up several bins. I am now trying to work through all of the kits and BOM's I have purchased...
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I don't know what organization is although my sister keeps telling me I need to get some.
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Originally Posted by BETTY62
(Post 6318650)
I don't know what organization is although my sister keeps telling me I need to get some.
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I looked on the site that prints the labels and have found several other interesting labels to print as well. I like that idea. organize??? I keep trying but it is something that does not come naturally to me. So I NEED labels.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 6315435)
Mine are all happily breeding like rabbits in a large scrap kennel.:D
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Originally Posted by Annaquilts
(Post 6316563)
I do and I store them just like the crayons are stored but under my long arm table. I did not put labels on them as my boxes are see through so I can see the color any ways. also some colors do not neatly stay in one bin, they need two bins.
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Mine are in two bins, one for colors and one for whites/neutrals. The bins fit right under my quilting frame.
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I separate them by size and within the sizes they are subdivided into prints and solids(or prints that read as solid). The prints and solids are further subdivided by value-- darks, mediums and lights. I don't separate by hue (color) because that would take more time and space than I've got available.
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