Storing fat quarters
04-14-2024, 08:16 AM
#21
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Location: Lansing, Michigan
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I just did some organizing of my fat quarters, I organized by colors and then any sets like halloween I kept together. 
What I have problems organizing is the pre-cuts I have. I have a lot of 10 inch squares and 2.5 inch strips and 5 inch squares and I don't have a good way to organize them, and then I forget what I have.
What I have problems organizing is the pre-cuts I have. I have a lot of 10 inch squares and 2.5 inch strips and 5 inch squares and I don't have a good way to organize them, and then I forget what I have.
04-16-2024, 05:51 AM
#22
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Location: Illinois
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What a great idea and takes up so little space. The quilt is similar to the one I just finished for our yet to be born granddaughter.
Yours looks like hexis but mine is based on a a snowballed 4 patch with similar pastel colors and white background. I will be posting it soon, but I hope my family treasures it as yours has done : )
Re: storing 5" charm squares: I purchased 14" x 14" square, 6" deep clear box with dividers and they fit beautifully on end. There is a handle on one of the 6' x 14" ends. I'm ashamed to admit I have 4, fully packed with either squares I cut from scraps, or charm packs, but there are so many charm quilt patterns out there. I just need more time LOL
Yours looks like hexis but mine is based on a a snowballed 4 patch with similar pastel colors and white background. I will be posting it soon, but I hope my family treasures it as yours has done : )
Re: storing 5" charm squares: I purchased 14" x 14" square, 6" deep clear box with dividers and they fit beautifully on end. There is a handle on one of the 6' x 14" ends. I'm ashamed to admit I have 4, fully packed with either squares I cut from scraps, or charm packs, but there are so many charm quilt patterns out there. I just need more time LOL
Last edited by EmiliasNana; 04-16-2024 at 06:01 AM.
