rryder

you can cut the comic boards to the right size so they will fit. That’s what I do with mine so they fit in my drawer units. I just measure what length will fit, cut them to size and then fold my fabric around them. That way I can stand them on their sides in my drawer units with the the fold facing up so I can see everything in the drawer at a glance. I save the cut off pieces to use for organizing scraps that I don’t want to cut up and also embellishments like ribbons, yarns etc. so they don’t ge tangled up.

Rob

sewnclog

Well now that person left Maryland and is in Texas! LOL Sure does get around!

SusieQOH

Like Santa!!! Maybe he borrowed his map hahahaha

D Henson- I love your arrangement!

farmquilter

D.Hensen and rryder, how much fabric are you putting on your boards. I have the boards but do not know what length of fabric to put on them.
I have been sorting my fabrics and have donated a lot to a church quilt group. The make and send things to US states and others abroad.

Nammie to 7

It doesn't take long to make a mess of my sewing room-Grandson made a pillowcase last week and extra fabric is still sitting out. Granddaughter came over today and used the machine all day - I cut circles out of jeans. My big machine is in the shop so I'm trying to get other projects done that don't require a machine. Which of course makes another mess! I can either have a clean room or work on projects!

cathyvv

I'm inspired several times a year. But the inspiration passes. Mind you, I can organize anything. The problem I have is that I am far better at taking things out than I am at putting them back...

lots2do

I've started a project that I am really enjoying (handsewing hexagons for a hopefully queen sized quilt). I am using that as a reward for time spent organizing and cleaning. Right now, we are getting ready for our trip back South. I plan to use the same reward for motivation on organizing my sewing space when we get down there. It's a good project to do with my morning coffee too -a waking up project.
My hubby taught me about using a reward system way back when. Sure beats the guilt system I grew up with.

lots2do

By the way, both sewing spaces/baskets look great. I always love to look at other people's sewing spaces.

Lyncat

I clean, organize and then do another project. There is this one corner of the room that always ends up with a big pile of stuff. I’ll make it go away again soon.