I use those plastic rolling drawer units I found at Walmart. They are perfect for holding a LOT of FQ's!
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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.
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Originally Posted by luvstoquilt
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Great organization! I am in the process of rethinking my system. What I mostly need to do is quit shopping! Lol
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Originally Posted by Tudey
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I use those plastic rolling drawer units I found at Walmart. They are perfect for holding a LOT of FQ's!
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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.
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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.
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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 :)
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Great idea. Thanks for sharing it.
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Nicely done, Dunster! Organized to easily find what you want. Fun fabrics you have too. :)
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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.
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