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Miss Patsy Jane , 09-01-2010 06:43 AM
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01-01-1970I have my fabrics in stacks, too. I colorized them until I ran out of space in the stack, then it went to hodge-podge stacks, but it works.
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One other idea I use is under the bed shoe storage containers. Got them at Hancock Fabric. They hold "tons" of fabric!
Originally Posted by barbgooch
Since I'm not concerned about light in my sewing room (it's in the dungeon of my basement - no light penetrates!!) I store all my fabric in open "crates." They are the adjustable vinyl sided "boxes" that can be built to any height/width, etc. I use my 6" wide ruler to fold my fabric. It's just like using the cardboard bolts at the fabric stores. But after I fold it, I pull out my ruler and then fold them in half the other way. Two rows fit perfectly in each shelf. I also just love looking at my wall of color.One other idea I use is under the bed shoe storage containers. Got them at Hancock Fabric. They hold "tons" of fabric!
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http://www.ltdcommodities.com/Wallbo...79319-6WHV---1
Hmmmm....mens T-shirts came up when I clicked on the link.Originally Posted by craftybear
another idea for storagehttp://www.ltdcommodities.com/Wallbo...79319-6WHV---1
#123
angieh1964 , 09-01-2010 10:37 AM
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well thats ltd for ya!Originally Posted by NanSew
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http://www.ltdcommodities.com/Wallbo...79319-6WHV---1
Hmmmm....mens T-shirts came up when I clicked on the link.
Originally Posted by craftybear
another idea for storagehttp://www.ltdcommodities.com/Wallbo...79319-6WHV---1
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Quilting Nana , 09-01-2010 11:24 AM
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When you help someone else You will get rewarded in other ways.Originally Posted by angieh1964
oh yes i thought that was you i had to look back at your pics and i would GLADLY take your sewing room even half i get the kitchen and i keep waiting for some klutz (will probably be me ) to spill something on my stuff you may not have all the nice fancy cabinets but at least you can move without having to move the chair move the ironing board oh yea wait for everyone to get out i was all set to move the boy to the basement to the man cave and take over his room best room in the house for light then the sil moved in and will probably be here for awhile (like forever) so there goes my sewing room. but at least i can sit here and drool over everyone elses.
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angieh1964 , 09-01-2010 11:26 AM
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ROFLMAO! still waiting but i keep on helping i will make this my new mantra!Originally Posted by Quilting Nana
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When you help someone else You will get rewarded in other ways.
Originally Posted by angieh1964
oh yes i thought that was you i had to look back at your pics and i would GLADLY take your sewing room even half i get the kitchen and i keep waiting for some klutz (will probably be me ) to spill something on my stuff you may not have all the nice fancy cabinets but at least you can move without having to move the chair move the ironing board oh yea wait for everyone to get out i was all set to move the boy to the basement to the man cave and take over his room best room in the house for light then the sil moved in and will probably be here for awhile (like forever) so there goes my sewing room. but at least i can sit here and drool over everyone elses.
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craftiladi , 09-01-2010 11:26 AM
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oh clicked on the nextag on the bottom of this thread and look at the neat stuff...now if i just had dollars.
http://www.nextag.com/serv/main/buye...21183179902244
http://www.nextag.com/serv/main/buye...21183179902244
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angieh1964 , 09-01-2010 11:28 AM
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http://www.nextag.com/serv/main/buye...21183179902244
darn i will be right back i have to get a towel to clean up the drool lolOriginally Posted by craftiladi
oh clicked on the nextag on the bottom of this thread and look at the neat stuff...now if i just had dollars.http://www.nextag.com/serv/main/buye...21183179902244
