You beat me to it! The coroplast boards are acid free and thin.

The bolts are not the right size for my space and with my hands being so bad, I couldn't even begin to cut them all up. Great idea if you have the right size spot for them though.

I myself just used a 6" X 24" ruler, folded my fabric in half like you get it from the quilt shop, & wrap it around the 6" ruler then I folded it in half again. They stack nice n neat on a shelf too that way. I wonder why they won't give the old bo;ts away? Hmmmm.....

And I almost forgot.... I'll take 3 yds of the blue & 5 yds of the beige that you have! ;o}

None of the fabric stores here will give you the empty bolt boards, not a single solitary one of them. They claim to need them for inventory purposes. I have walked out of Keepsake Quilting with the last 10 yards off a bolt and they wouldn't let me rewind it on the board to take home.

I don't like the skinny flat storage boards at all and store most of my yardage folded flat, but 10 yards is pretty cumbersome to cut when folded instead of wrapped, so I've learned to fan-fold anything over 4 yards. Works just fine for me.

Great storage

Great discussion! Thanks to everyone who posted on this!!!

Looks great, but I don't have the space to waste on boards that are that thick. My closet is packed without any boards!
Also consider -- how long will the fabric be on the board? Most are not acid-free, can stain or deteriorate the fabric if left too long.

Wow! I see a few things that I would buy from your closet too :XD:

Nice, what are your shops hours????? LOL