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01-14-2011, 07:56 AM
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Trena, that looks wonderful. Where did you get the cardboard (or whatever you used) to wrap the fabric around? You did a great job. Now I want to do it as it will afford me some space that I really need. Thanks for sharing.
01-14-2011, 08:00 AM
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OMA 66 I went to the dollor tree and picked up the large poster boards for $1.00 each. Then cut them into 6 pieces, some people use larger cuts and only get 4-totally up to you. They are certainly not as nice as the plastic sign core boards, but so much cheaper. Works for me because I can put 3-5 yards of fabric on each piece.
01-14-2011, 08:03 AM
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Great job, it is hard to believe all those tubs are in that shelving unit. If you are concerned about fading, can always put up fabric curtain on tension curtain rod that can be easily removed and reinstalled. I was amazed at the amount of fabrics that can be stored when wrapped and stood on end like yours. I am not sure the tubs are the best use of space. It is wonderful to be able to look at all the fabrics and see what works together. I found that once in the tubs, was out of sight and out of mind.
01-14-2011, 08:09 AM
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Looks great, I'm packing to move, just loaded 2 32 gal tubs with fabric and books and have more to go. Have found plenty of tubs at walmart this month, for putting away Christmas. Things will be in storage for 3 to 6 mos, so everything I want to keep safe is going into tubs.
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