Need ideas for stash storage in closet, PLEASE
05-31-2011, 03:08 PM
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I'm almost done with a major overhaul of my sewing room. I will take pics soon.
One thing I did several years ago was take the doors off the closet. It's strictly a sewing room so for me that worked well (I don't know what your room is)
I made little bolts for large pieces and clear plastic boxes for fq's, half-yards, etc.
It's coming along well but I'm not finished. Hope by the end of the week!
One thing I did several years ago was take the doors off the closet. It's strictly a sewing room so for me that worked well (I don't know what your room is)
I made little bolts for large pieces and clear plastic boxes for fq's, half-yards, etc.
It's coming along well but I'm not finished. Hope by the end of the week!
05-31-2011, 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I'm almost done with a major overhaul of my sewing room. I will take pics soon.
One thing I did several years ago was take the doors off the closet. It's strictly a sewing room so for me that worked well (I don't know what your room is)
I made little bolts for large pieces and clear plastic boxes for fq's, half-yards, etc.
It's coming along well but I'm not finished. Hope by the end of the week!
One thing I did several years ago was take the doors off the closet. It's strictly a sewing room so for me that worked well (I don't know what your room is)
I made little bolts for large pieces and clear plastic boxes for fq's, half-yards, etc.
It's coming along well but I'm not finished. Hope by the end of the week!
Yea for you!
05-31-2011, 03:39 PM
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I can't wait to see your sewing room pictures
Originally Posted by sueisallaboutquilts
I'm almost done with a major overhaul of my sewing room. I will take pics soon.
One thing I did several years ago was take the doors off the closet. It's strictly a sewing room so for me that worked well (I don't know what your room is)
I made little bolts for large pieces and clear plastic boxes for fq's, half-yards, etc.
It's coming along well but I'm not finished. Hope by the end of the week!
One thing I did several years ago was take the doors off the closet. It's strictly a sewing room so for me that worked well (I don't know what your room is)
I made little bolts for large pieces and clear plastic boxes for fq's, half-yards, etc.
It's coming along well but I'm not finished. Hope by the end of the week!
05-31-2011, 04:38 PM
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Location: Federal Way, Washington
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Yes, I have removed the doors. I am using Sterlite plastic storage units. They are 3 drawers high with the option of of putting wheels on them (which I have not), I have them stacked 2 units high and 4 units wide in a standard bedroom closet.
05-31-2011, 05:11 PM
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Location: Riverside Washington
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I have my fabric wraped on 8x12 plastic or cardboard boards (1 Yard WOF or more), stored in an old china hutch with glass doors so I can see it. but keeps the dust out. 1 yard WOF and under are on 4x7 boards and anything small than 1/4 WOF is stored in clear plastic bins. I have to keep everything covered here the wind blows constantly and we live in a very dry area out in the country.
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