My choice would be to add more shelves if possible. If can't move existing shelves, I would put in a thin shelf above each to put 1 inch boxes to hold tools or small scraps as want. I use candy boxes with labels on front. neat and convenient. Size of box controlled by height.

I like scrap quilts and have a lot of sizes and scraps. I include fat quarters with yardage. I fold it so it goes with my big stuff. Like it not folded different and fits better. Extra creases gone. If odd subject, goes with centers (medalions), panels, kit ideas, or orphan blocks.

Gale, I LOVE your Granny Smith green cabinet and all that cheery fabric. :thumbup:

I use cheap book cases I've picked up at thrift stores for $5 to $10. The shelves are moveable, so I can add or take out as needed. Here's a pic of my first one. It only had one fixed shelf in it and the others were missing but for $5 I brought it home. The bottom section was just the right size for standard fabric bolts so I didn't put a new shelf there. Went to home depot and bought a long piece of cheap shelving and had it cut to put shelves in the upper part. The book case is just the right height for three rows of fabric on comic boards. I have more book cases now, one configured like this one and one with more shelves in it.
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Cari

Thank you! For 20+ years it was boring tan and I kept meaning to paint it. I finally did and I couldn't be happier with it. As you can probably tell, I love bright colors and that tan was just not working.

Most of it is stored by project. Extra fabric is usually in bins with other items.

Take and screw them together top and bottom