QuiltnLady1

Ruler folded on a 6x24 ruler (only one fold to keep down bulk) then I store them flat on a shelf.

Phyllis nm

i have use the store cardboard bolts. but i have also bought 3/4" pvc pipe cut to my desired legenth. use painters tape to start the roll then finish with 2 or 3 rubber bands to hold secure. stand the poles in a corner or in a barrel. the pvc pipe is 8' long you can iron out your center crease and roll the full width of fabric.

IAmCatOwned

I no longer buy anything longer than 7 yards. All the long lengths are washed and folded into one specific Rubbermaid tub. When it is full, as it is now, I avoid all the sales! That tub holds enough backing for 7 oversized quilts.

When I was younger, I had a closet to store such in the dark and kept them on the bolts.

Snooze2978

I gete empty bolts from the local fabric stores. Works well when you want to keep those fabrics you use alot so order large quanities of them. Plus I have apparel fabrics too and I normally purchase 5 to 10 yds each as I have no idea what I'll use them for but want to be sure I have plenty when the time comes.

Chasing Hawk

I just wad the fabric up and shove it in a bag.

robyns227

Snooze, I am with you. I quilt and make clothing- i buy at least 5 yards of any fabric most of the time. A kindred spirit!

Fieryphoenix

Lol definitely a valid option

Phyllis nm

I use pvc pipe

QuiltnLady1

This is what I do with the very long lengths of fabric.

lenyadora

muy inteligente y economico