Tudey

I use those plastic rolling drawer units I found at Walmart. They are perfect for holding a LOT of FQ's!

Quiltlady330

I have a number of large baskets with handles. I have separated my FQ and scraps into types and colors and stand these up inside the baskets which are about that depth. Whenever I am getting ready for a project I grab the basket and relocate to my cutting table where I can put it at eye level.
I really like your system of the clear totes.

dunster

You are so right! I've put myself on a fabric diet this year. I haven't been 100% good at following it, but much better than before.

dunster

I have several of those too, but they're filled with other things. Most recently I started using them for my longarm thread cones, to keep them from getting dusty.

crafterbarbara

I am in the process of cleaning out! Hard to do, as I paper piece, quilt, embroider so am always in need of different colors and sizes. Love being able to go thru my stash and find just the right piece.

nativetexan

i had that same shelving unit. gave it to my son when I moved back to Texas. bought myself two wire black ones. have one in my sewing room and one inside the closet there. shelves about 15 inches tall.

cavmom

Nice job Dunster!! just last week i decided to also organize and like Tudey I bought the plastic 3 and 5 drawer carts from Walmart. I am hoping it will help me see what i actually have instead of having to dig through piles LOL! I am hoping to end up with results like yours

Innov8R

Great idea. Thanks for sharing it.

Mariposa

Nicely done, Dunster! Organized to easily find what you want. Fun fabrics you have too.

jmoore

Looks neat and tidy...I like your idea of the shoe boxes by color. I might have to get some smaller bins like that to further separate my scraps by color. I don’t have a lot of FQs but I do have a ton of scraps.