This took two days??
07-29-2013, 03:12 AM
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Reality is that I wasn't quite done - will I ever be? - and those cubes are now filled. Sorted roughly by color, with one cube dedicated to bright children's fabrics and one to fabrics that are earmarked for upcoming projects. These are just my fabric cuts - my large cutting table (http://www.quiltingboard.com/mission...e-t212058.html) is filled with scraps, strips and squares that I have cut, as well as started projects. Then there is my flannel, in another closet (although not too much of that). I love scrappy quilts, and use both Bonnie Hunter's Scrap User's System and Joan Ford's Scrap Therapy.
07-29-2013, 05:45 AM
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Wow, I love how you organized your fabric. Beautiful. I hope it will help you to use more of your treasured stash. I'm sure you found some fabrics that you forgot you had and also some what was I thinking 
fabrics. lol 
Have fun in your new creative space.
fabrics. lol Have fun in your new creative space.
08-08-2013, 09:02 AM
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Very nice. I've been working on organizing my sewing room a few weeks now. I've got the main fabric storage area organized but I've still got several totes (8 - 9?) to go through. Sadly, my method of cleaning involves dumping everything into a tote to go through later, which only works if I actually go through the totes! Looks great!
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