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Old 02-26-2011, 10:35 AM
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Here are a couple of pics for you to ponder.
I got the cubicles at Target - around $16 for 6, if you put 2 sets together with cable ties you get more then 12 spaces. I noticed K mart has some as well. The cable ties keep it more stable- these I had to get a wal-mart, target did not have them.
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I really like those...we have used those when doing our craft shows. It allows for a variety of designs and is very portable and easy to build or rebuild as your needs change.

Very nice.
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and I agree, the cable ties are a must and inexpensive. good storage for scrapbooking papers/supplies also
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You poor thing, not enough fabric!
HAHAHAHAHA :D:D:D
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Old 02-26-2011, 11:14 AM
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Oh yea I would say so, and this is just a very small amount. There are 50 thing about fabric running through my head so I will share one or two.
Rescuing 20 tons of fabric from going to the trash is a good idea if you have lots of time to wash it and lots of space to store it. These pics are mostly my cottons not the rescued fabric. (I developed a serious container addiction) - the garage is full of containers of washed fabric- yes the car still barely fits.
This pic is before all the fabric.




Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
You poor thing, not enough fabric!
HAHAHAHAHA :D:D:D
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Old 02-26-2011, 11:38 AM
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Ok my stash looks little again. LOL!! I've seen those wire baskets before but never thought of using them for fabric. Thank you for posting the pictures so I could see what they were.
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Nice long arm!! Maybe after all the kids are moved out I can get me one.
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These wire cubes are the best! I've had mine for about 8 years now and they are so adaptable to different locations. Currently, I have them in a closet below the clothes bar. Before that, they were along a wall in my sewing area.
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I love the baskets. The black ones are best in my opinion, they do not distract form the colors of the fabric.
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Nice long arm!! Maybe after all the kids are moved out I can get me one.
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I love them!


Originally Posted by frugalfabrics
I really like those...we have used those when doing our craft shows. It allows for a variety of designs and is very portable and easy to build or rebuild as your needs change.

Very nice.
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