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11-30-2015, 11:10 AM

#931

lynnie

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Louise, you can store a lot of fabrics on that shelving unit. Show us a picture with it fully loaded and ready to go to work for you.

11-30-2015, 11:25 AM

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Quilty-Louise

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My biggest worry is that it will not be enough space for ALL
my fabric.

YES I have THAT much fabric. But it will help me to see what
will be gotten rid of, because my #1 goal is to STOP buying
so much fabric, and start using what I have (unless I don't
have what I need which is highly unlikely).

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Originally Posted by lynnie

Louise, you can store a lot of fabrics on that shelving unit. Show us a picture with it fully loaded and ready to go to work for you.

11-30-2015, 11:45 AM

#933

MizMelly

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Louise, I have an entire wall of fabric all neatly wrapped as "mini bolts" for the cotton (quilting) fabric and you know what? I never seem to have just the right fabric for any project! So I buy more...... it's a vicious cycle.

11-30-2015, 12:00 PM

#934

lawsonmugs

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Louise, I have room here for a lot of your fabric. lol.

11-30-2015, 01:59 PM

#935

RedGarnet222

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How fun Louise! Enjoy your new shelving. I remember when hubby set up my shelving and cabinetry for my stash. It took somewhere in the neighborhood of 3 months to get it all washed, pressed and organized into them. I hope yours goes faster than that!

11-30-2015, 02:19 PM

#936

ctyankee

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Red -- I picked up my mail as I got in the house ... but no package! But ... I'm hoping ... I get it tomorrow!

11-30-2015, 02:21 PM

#937

ctyankee

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Louise - is your bookshelf 93" tall? I would need a serious ladder to reach the top shelves! Maybe like the ones they have at the library!

11-30-2015, 02:34 PM

#938

Quilty-Louise

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I am only 5'2" tall myself. So yeah I am going to be needing a tall
step stool myself to reach those top shelves.

However my hubs is 6'3" tall so I will beg him for help when it comes
time.

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Originally Posted by ctyankee

Louise - is your bookshelf 93" tall? I would need a serious ladder to reach the top shelves! Maybe like the ones they have at the library!

11-30-2015, 04:21 PM

#939

JuneBillie

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Originally Posted by ctyankee

I know what you mean, Susan. My daughters are always asking me to make things for their friends & their friend's new babies. However, I'd be happier if they'd ask me to make coasters instead of quilts! (Hubby finally put a stop to the baby quilts, bless him!)

That was so sweet of your husband.

11-30-2015, 04:29 PM

#940

Oksewnsew

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Quilty, I know you may not want to take extra time to do this, BUT----I got the comic book boards from WM (online), 100 for 11.00 and I wrapped all my fabric on them.. OH they are so nicely displayed now...I love them. It did take a while, but they stand so proud now on my shelves. I would just take a stack of fabric and work on that, then do something else, so it did stretch it out..lol The ones I found at WM are the best for the price, I've not been disappointed at all. Jes a thot..