Originally Posted by marytp
WOW! You have your own material shop!
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Originally Posted by dlb0526
I am making sure my husband see's this, that is my dream. To be able to just go and pick out what I need instead of going through tote after tote. WHEW!!!
That is absolutely beautiful!! Happy stitching, Dee |
Originally Posted by Feathers
Originally Posted by alaskasunshine
Originally Posted by Feathers
Oh! Wow, LOVE your room and your organization. Looks great and how nice to have everything VISIBLE in such an attractive way. All of my stash is visible except for what's in the bins and I don't allow anyone but family to enter the room as I'm afraid they'd never find their way out! Good job. Your DH did a great job of making the bolt boards, too.
Feathers, Thanks so much for enjoying my project! I hope your day is wonderful!!! |
Wow can you do mine quilt room too and can I shop there please????
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Yes, could you post pictures of how you wrap the fabric and what the boards look like before you begin. Do you put slit tabs in them like the ones I have seen for sale? Do you put a pin in the top on the edge of last fold? I am really liking your way of organizing your fabric. I bought plastic tubs, like the ones for under the beds and sorted by color or type, but I am finding the fabric gets messed up inside when I or family sort through it for something. Plus trying to pull out bottom tub from 2 or 3 on top of it is really hard. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful storage for quilting. Sally
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Makes me want to come to your house and go shopping. :lol: I do love it, you did a fantastic job :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by poultney
Yes, could you post pictures of how you wrap the fabric and what the boards look like before you begin. Do you put slit tabs in them like the ones I have seen for sale? Do you put a pin in the top on the edge of last fold? I am really liking your way of organizing your fabric. I bought plastic tubs, like the ones for under the beds and sorted by color or type, but I am finding the fabric gets messed up inside when I or family sort through it for something. Plus trying to pull out bottom tub from 2 or 3 on top of it is really hard. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful storage for quilting. Sally
I did not cut slits in the plastic, nor did I use pins to start wrapping the fabric on the boards. I just held the fabric tightly to the boarda dnhad the rest of the fabric draped to the left and layed the bulk of the fabric on a chair to hold the weight. Then I folded as carfully as possible and fastened it all with either a straight pin (with a ball on the end) or a "bolt buddy". You can find them on "Ploar Notions" A LQS sold me several hundred and I used the pins when I ran out of the Bolt Buddies". My husband cut the sheets on his table saw and I held the weight to the left of the blade. It went smoothly and I love the little bolt cards! :D :D :D :D |
It's a great feeling isn't it? I love it when I have everything organized (which is seldom) and my stash just so.
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