jitkaau

I've got one - bought it in K-Mart. However, I use it to hang craft stuff on that has to drip dry or set. It's good for that too.

CharlotteO

If you need 50, consider getting a filing cabinet. Hanging folders cut in half make great fabric holders. and depending on the file cabinet, you can get a lot of fabric in one 4 drawer cabinet.

PS Stitcher

I have never seen anything like that. Thanks for sharing.

jaciqltznok

I would need about 200 of these for my stash,, but instead, I use only ONE..for when I iron all the fabric for a project..once ironed the pieces go on the rack and then rolls over to the cutting station...pretty good...but now I have found one that is for ironing..old fashioned, it folds down..and has an ARM and you use hangers...much better cuz once I am done cutting, the armed rack folds up and goes under the bed!

pojo

I have some on hangers on a metal rack similar to the one in the picture but alot taller.

QuiltnLady1

Oh how I wish I had room for this --- it looks so nice.

ghquilter53

Here is one for only $17.00

http://www.colonialmedical.com/produ...roductid=21678

Quiltaddict

Interesting if you have a small stash. I would need about 1,000 of them for my stash.

patimint

That is just what I was going to say....at least 50. Would be great for storing your larger cuts though.

donna13350

I can envision having hubby make me a larger one using closet poles...could easily be mounted and they are about 5 feet long! My mind is just spinning with the possibilities! You could probably get at least 4 tiers of poles to stack ....and what about putting one side on hinges so you can swing the rack out to get a better look? Have to go sketch now...really like this idea!