You know you have to much fabric when
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I can still remember when I got the whim to fold all my fabrics onto comic book boards. As I had put my sewing room into storage while my house was on the market, I got bored while waiting so started purchasing more fabrics, machine, etc. till it sold. Once I got moved, etc, I started pulling out the totes filled with fabrics and found I had duplicate fabrics. Obviously I must have liked that fabric a lot to buy it twice.......:-) Anyway, it took me a week and over 1,000 comic book boards to fold all my fabrics. Now I wait till I have empty boards before I go out to buy more fabrics. Plus I have no room for more anyway. Still have dress fabrics in plastic totes waiting for a space on the shelves.
And yes, I have lost fabrics in the past so now when I bring home new fabrics or they've been shipped to me, they get put onto the ironing board in plain sight until I unpack them, measure them and then fold onto boards. Haven't lost any more fabric this way.
And yes, I have lost fabrics in the past so now when I bring home new fabrics or they've been shipped to me, they get put onto the ironing board in plain sight until I unpack them, measure them and then fold onto boards. Haven't lost any more fabric this way.
#52
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: greater NorthEast
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here's what i'm thinking....why not take photos of the fabric i have & then all i have to do is look on the computer to see what i have...that way i won't get hurt when i open up the closet & it all comes out on the floor....LOL i've been putting off trying to separate/organize my stash for too long.....i'm just tired of looking for that one piece...
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