This picture is taken at the lady's house where I bought these two wall units last week. It is now in my house.

Alaska Sunshine, on this board, has been my hero ever since she posted her tutorial on organizing fabric. Now, I just need to go get the boards.

I am ready for that room to look like someone loves it again.

Wow.. what a wonderful find!

Very nice! Show us a picture when it is adorned with all your beautiful fabric!

Look at me drooling! Nice piece of furniture!

I've read many, many ads before I found this one. (I'm talking about years.) I could hardly believe that I finally found what I was looking for.

awesome find, can't wait to see it loaded with your fabric and supplies

It is functional and beautiful.

I it perfect and I know you will enjoy look at you fabric all nice and neat. :thumbup:

great buy. i sold a Serpentine dresser long ago. wish i had it now. could have put it to really good use.

NIce!

What a great find! They look almost brand new. Will your fabric all fit into it?

No, I'm afraid I have way too much stash to fit in there, but it is going to be a big help.

I am so thankful to have a place where my thread and serger isn't getting dusty.

Very nice, glad you finally found what you wanted.

Those will be great. I need to get busy and work on my sewing room too. Look forward to the post with pictures of all that pretty fabric and the rest of your sewing room.

Great find!

Wow! Nice find! DO we get to see pics of it filled with your goodies-? :)

Very nice storage unit! Will you paint it or keep the natural wood tone?

Those are just perfect! Glad you found them

I hope one of these days.

I'm very busy right now getting ready for our big quilt show October 8-10. We'll have more than 400 quilts on display.

I will leave it like it is. I wasn't too concerned with its color; I just wanted some storage units.

Oh my, what perfect shelves for organizing a room. So pretty.

Nice...
Is it solid wood ?

Good for you!! I keep looking too and I'll know it when I see it! I'm in NO hurry, my fabric's not going anywhere without me,lol!!

I have similar cabinets in old house that I use for china. Now I'm kind of hoping they won't look right in the house we're moving too!!

yep, that's what i was doing while in an antique store. looking at furniture and thinking of where i could stash my fabric on all the shelves.

I love your shelving unit. Having someplace where you can see your fabric always makes it easier to pick from when you're ready to select fabric for a quilt.

A warning, I was told early on in my quilting life, that if you are storing your fabric on shelves, make sure they are not stained wood but painted shelves. It has something to do with the stain on the wood being absorbed by your fabric and staining it. Paint seals in the wood. If you prefer the wood look, make sure that you line the wood shelves before putting your fabric in it.

I saw something similar today that someone had put near the street for trash pickup. If only I had a truck!

Nice find.

Betcha can store lots of fabrics in there. Add some small baskets for little pieces of fabric.

Great find!!! don't ya just love getting items you can repurpose. Have fun loading it up.

I've been using her tut to organize my fabric. But I could only get 4 boards to the sheet on the foam core board. And at $3 a sheet it was not going to be cost effective for a large stash like mine. So I took my happy self to Lowe's to see what they had that I could use. I came across some underlayment for flooring. Its about the same as the foam that the chicken and meat come wrapped in from the grocery. It comes in a pack..that is about $37. Seems steep but I can get 12 boards out of a sheet and there are many many sheets to a pack. So....I have been happily wrapping fabric and I'm amazed at how much I have and JOYED by the fact that I can SEE it all!

Thank you all for your responses to my post. The quilt show is over, and I am now working on the shelves again. However, next week it's off to Houston. One day -- I'm really going to get them loaded.