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Comic Book backing boards + fabric = gorgeous shelves!

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Old 11-21-2011, 03:23 AM
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Default Comic Book backing boards + fabric = gorgeous shelves!

I have never heard of using comic book backing boards with fabric - take a peek at the picture below. You can buy these at your local comic book store or on Amazon or eBay. They are acid free and economical.

A pack of 100 run around $10.00

http://www.amazon.com/Ultrapro-Silve...1851687&sr=8-2


The fabric starts folded selvage to selvage then fold it in half to the selvage again. fold over the board and use straight pins to secure

thought I would share
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Old 11-21-2011, 03:36 AM
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I do the same thing W/O buying the boards...just wrap around my 6" wide ruler. Think Alaskasunshine has a great tute on this.
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Wow. your fabrics look great. Thanks for sharing the link and your picture.
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They look so neat and orderly, good work.
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Great way to display your fabrics! You can really see them all by using the boards. Thanks for the tip.
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It does make your fabrics so organized. Adding to my Amazon wish list. thanks.
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That is a great idea...thanks!
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Yup, this is how I've done mine and I love it! Some brands of boards are thicker than others, and watch the size if you are buying on the internet. I really like "BCW magazine Boards 8.5 x 11" 24 pt. board". I cut some of mine in half for pieces smaller than a yard.

Wish I had that much fabric, but I'm working on it.
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its alot cheaper than the plastic board I purchased and you don't have to take the time to cut it.
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Very nice job!
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