Been looking through lots of photo's on the site and one of the things I noted over and over is that pretty much everyone folds their stash.

Except me apparently.

I hang mine. I use the "skirt" hangers with the grippers and have several pieces (sorted by color) on one hanger, and several hangers in the closet.

I suspect this will only work until I run out of A) hangers (have already asked co-workers for donations), and B) length of rod in the closet.

Pictured are just some of them. I pushed most aside so you could actually see them. Some I still have folded. These are mostly FQ and smaller yardage. Larger yardage I'll probably fold onto a pants hanger.

Whatever works for you. At least you can see your fabric which is the best part!!

You could get another rod and hang it on two chains to lower it, so that way you could have two rows of fabrics. Some people do this for hanging two layers of blouses, or kids' clothes. Doubles your hanging space.

That would never work for me. I would need a closet the size of a small bedroom not to mention about a thousand hangers. Yours is good for you though and you can see it all.

Law I'd almost kill for just one closet that size. This old house has a coat closet that is 3' X 3' X 16"...the bedroom closets and there are two are only a foot longer. Gotta fold them in small quarters. Lucky you! But good question, ya know.

Yeah, I'd probably do that --- if I could get in the closet in my sewing room!!!!

It wasn't even a year ago when I started quilting and didn't understand what a stash was at first. Now I have 10 giant bins, 12 medium bins, several shoe boxes, drawers, and some bags even... boy do I have A LOT of plans...

How I know, we have an old 2 bedroom house with 2 closets. My dad added a second bar so I could hang shirts on top and pants on bottom. They are just wide enough for a hanger.

Great way to really see what you have! I can't give up my closet space. Lol :)

Good idea, if you have a spare closet.