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I go to my local quilt shop and they save me their empty fabric card boards their fabric comes on and I use my table saw and cut them in half and they cost me nothing but to go get them . Works great for me.
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This is exactly how I store my fabric.
Originally Posted by quiltinghere
(Post 5342663)
I have mine on Comic Book Boards. This is a preliminary picture...the cabinets are FULL now.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/attachm...boards-web.jpg http://www.quiltingboard.com/mission...s-t179823.html Here's a good discussion about comic boards. For less than $27 I purchased 300 boards locally...I still have about 80 of them left. In my opinion it was a great $27 investment. Some would say (and I was one at one time) that they'd rather spend the money on fabric. With today's pricing....that's only 3 yards of fabric...then you'll still have a messed up fabric area. Now I have a Great Looking fabric area and Now I can go buy that 3 yards of fabric and know where it's at! Take your time...it's a process...but well worth the effort! |
Cheaper way is to get the carboard ones from Joannes, they just throw them out and cut them 11 1/2 and I've been very happy with them and they are free.
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Originally Posted by hopetoquilt
(Post 5349505)
I ruler fold everything. Little by little each day and it will get done. The results are worth it.
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A very nice lady showed me this site for folding. http://turningturning.com/tutorial-folding-fabric/
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