Alaskasunshine's fabric folding( organizing your quilt room)
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Originally Posted by cabinfever
I got my Coroplast & had my husband cut some 9" x 24" pieces for bolts of fabric & love how it turned out. I probably paid too much, but thought I would start with 2 sheets to see how I liked it. I don't like the possibility of the edges, if sharp, to cut the fabric or my hands. Therefore, I used a high quality acid-free tape on the long edges only. I got 20 pcs. from a sheet @ a cost of about $1 each. Now that I like them so much, I will have to look for a better price per sheet locally, if possible. Thanks for the flute directions OP, it worked well this way.
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Originally Posted by QuiltingHiker
I used your idea, I have square cubbies so my boards are 10x10. I used foam board they worked great. My room looks so good. Thanks for the idea.
#433
Originally Posted by Lindsey
Here are some photos of my first stab at organizing my stash. I just did these two book shelves and now have three more. Waiting on FED EX to bring my boards.
They look awesome!
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Originally Posted by rivka
I just finished organizing my fabric today! Thanks again, alaskasunshine for this great tutorial. I loooove having all my fabric organized :)
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I don't know what Alaskasunshine used, but I use comic book boards purchased from a local comic book store. I paid $12 for a package of 100. They measure 7"x10 1/2" and can be easily cut in half for FQs, or left whole for larger pieces of fabric.
Originally Posted by jonick
What kind of boards did you use for fabric folding?
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Originally Posted by jonick
What kind of boards did you use for fabric folding?
I hope this helps you out...Happy folding! :thumbup:
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