If I had wall space, there would be one of those. Wonderful idea, not just for the storage, but protecting the pieces from wrinkles and ragged edges. piecefully, the old one

I like your idea.

Terrific and it adds a little color to the room for you.

What a wonderful idea! One could even label each fabric "bin" with what is stored in in (maybe with an embroidery machine)! Thank you so much for the idea! Could you come and act as a consultant for redoing my sewing room? :)

Great idea.What does the rest of your sewing room look like?

how cute is that!

You are so clever, May in Jersey

Great idea!!! I will be stealing this idea myself....thanks

would you believe I would have to find space on my walls. - Good idea though == J

Great Idea. Think I will make a narrow one to hang on the back of one of the closet doors.

now that's thinking 'outside the box'

wow, how clever. I really like this idea!

Very clever and pretty

Necessity is the mother of invention! Great idea and stylish!
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What a great idea! I may just have to utilize it in my sewing room Thanks
Brenda

neat idea.

Great idea! How long are the slings before they are rolled?

How clever of you! Want to come over and see what you can do with my space? :lol:

Each sling started out just about square at 20" x 19". The Timtex I had was 20" wide, and most of the rolls of freezer paper, etc that I wanted to store were about 18" so I decided to just use the width of the Timtex for the width of the slings. I settled on 19" for the length to cut the Timtex so that I would have plenty of wiggle room to be able efficiently use a single WOF (width of fabric) cut for each sling.

As others have suggested, the size of this project could be varied to accommodate storing things other than freezer paper rolls, so do what works for you. The overall length was designed to be just the right length to clear the top of my quilting table enough so that I hope it won't interfere when there's a quilt "in progress" on the table. I spaced the slings evenly over the length of the backing, and that came out to be about 6 3/4 inches between each one.

Is anyone interested in a tutorial on this? It would be fun to do one if anyone wants it. :D

Wendy

I love this idea. Thank you.

Would love to see a tute....

OK, I'm working on it! :D

Wendy

Looks like a very good idea

What a wonderful idea!

great idea

One more great idea to add to my list. Thanks.

it looks great and seems like it would be really functional too.

great idea!

What a fabulous idea.. thanks for sharing. Sue in beautiful western Montana

Very cleaver and decortive

Great idea!

WHAT A CLEVER IDEA!! You are so smart and it looks nice too :-D

What a neat idea! There are so many ways that something like this could work. The brain is working!

Really neat idea.

How very creative! I like the idea and have the perfect wall space.

Exellent, I'll try it!! thanks :thumbup:

Would dearly love a tute. I'm in desperate need of storage ideas.

i like it thanks for idea

lol! me too this is a good idea. gonna tackle this next.