Wire shelving units
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Wire shelving units
I am sorting and purging to (finally) organize my sewing studio. I have begun winding my fabrics on the comic boards. Some of my wire shelves have the grid configured so that the mini-bolts can fall through the cracks. I checked Amazon and shelf liners for these shelves cost around $10 each. I am thinking of making fabric liners that tie in each corner. Right now I have more time (and fabric) than money. Has anyone here come up with an affordable solution to this problem?
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I'm with Tartan only because I think that the fabric might tend to slide when pulling boards in and out. A folded piece (double layer - fold to the front of cube)of brown paper bag or freezer paper probably would work too, while saving pennies.
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I have wire shelves in my pantry and things tend to fall through the bottom. I bought waffle weave place mats at the dollar store. They fit perfectly and keep things from tilting and slipping in my overcrowded pantry.
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I use sheets of plastic canvas on my wire shelving. They can be found at any fabric or craft store, are very inexpensive, and if you need more stability you can tie them onto the shelves using scraps of yarn or ribbon. Those little sheets are very handy to have around!
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