Besides lots of blades, I have found many neat things there to use in quilting, but the best (after the blades of course) is the plastic bin. My shelves are too deep to use the mini-bolt so I have put my mini-bolts sans cardboard in these bins that are easily removed from the shelf and all the fabric is visible. I get about 20 yards in one bin. And they are only $2.99 per bin.

I'm going to go there and get some of these tubs. Thanks for the tip.

Great idea!

yep! My dad had them for nuts and bolts in his workshop. He bought me a few before he died. Love my tubs!

Very organized.

great idea, now all of us go to Harbor Freight and buy them!

I have a question. can you lay the fabrics down flat in the bins? I am going back and reading all the pages to see if you have already mentioned the measurements. Thank you in advance <wave>

Looks like the perfect size for fat quarters!

Nifty idea

What a great idea. Thanks for the idea.

great idea,thanks sew much!

Fantastic idea :thumbup:

Necessity is the mother of invention...(Plato)

handy,thanks for sharing this nifty idea to store fabric. pab

great idea!

Gotta love Harbor Freight. They always have something that intrigues...

I fold 1 or 2 yard lengths until they fit standing on end. I don't lay them flat.