Wow, you look organized to me! My fabric is a mess and I desperately need to pull it all out and reorganize. My goal is to make it look as nice as yours does. :!:

I have spent the last year buying up fabrics for the pleasure of learning to quilt this winter.
They are in boxes at present time.
I am in the process of the organization for all things quilt related now.
Purchased 9-stackable wood units ( 3'x3' ) each with sliding doors.
Also purchased pretty hydrangia boxes in various sizes to hold projects and accessories together.
The wall for all these units has been cleared and am waiting for help lifting these units to the ceiling.
I am excited.

dreamer, it looks like those dreams are coming true.
Have you considered keeping journal of your progress?
How will you be attaching your cabinets to your wall?

Joyce,
They are super solid with a 2'depth.
Don't think landlord would allow bolted to wall.
Can't journal...have a brain injury and memory is an issue.
I just love that everything will be behind sliding wood and glass and I can finally dust easier and keep things cleaner.

Well in a way you have sort of a journal right here on the board, so post often.

I use an old computer cabinet, the kind with the pull out keyboard drawer to store my "stuff." That drawer is great for storing oversize rulers, stencils and anything you want to keep flat. In the actual computer area, I keep cuts of fabric 3 yds or more and the tower shelf holds specialty fabrics like flannes and homespuns. In the bottom shelves I keep plastic storage bins with large scraps and whatever. The cabinet has doors that close the entire length which keeps the light and dust out. When I learn how to post a photo, I'll send one.

I realy like the Quilting Board and look forward to reading all the messages, hints, directions. I just joined today and don't quite know how to navigate the site, but will learn. Thanks

I have gotten some pretty neat ideas on organization by starting this thread. I have since weeded through my fabrics more and found a huge bunch to get rid of (ebay here I come)! I have decided I like the shelves better with 1/2 yd and up by color. My second picture was with 1 yd and up, but I don't have enough basket space for the smaller cuts, so 1/2's will be folded onto shelves. What are comic boards? I have heard fo them, but have no clue....
My DH has been wanting to make me a nice cutting/sewing table from a solid door he has, but I have to decide where to put it and then get him going on it!
I will need to move my quilt frame over somewhat to make room for the new table as well as maybe move a few things around. I am thinking that with open shelving under the door/table, I could get rid of some storage pieces I have. SR gets cramped for space really quickly. I would like to place the door/table in the center of the room to be able to utilize shelves on all four sides, but SR is only 11x18 and with the quilt frame it would be hard to do. Need to tear down a wall! LOL
It will give me something to do for the next several weeks though! I know some fellow quilters online have shown pics of how they tiled their floors in the SR with tiles laid out to be a quilt block! Totally cool, but don't think I could get away with that much!!!

Looks like you got it right .Want to come to my house next :-D I bake cookies for you :-D

We had some extra wood and my DH cut them to fit and you are right they do come with tops

I'm not Juliebelle, but I have some ideas for you on the Safco table. Fortunately, I picked mine up for only $15 at a Salvation Army store. So, you might pay attention to the thrift stores. Otherwise, here are a few places they're available:

For $95.99 and only $2.95 shipping from Overstock.com:

http://www.overstock.com/Office-Furn...2/product.html

For $99 -

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...7BBTkwCjCECjCE

Other places:

http://www.thefind.com/furniture/bro...computer-table

Hope this helps. I sure do LOVE mine!! They're made very well, quite sturdy and heavy. I do get a little vibration at high speeds, but it is still my best option for flat bed sewing at this point.