bizzibee

Would love to hear everyone's way of organizing.

Tartan

I sort my mini bolts by colour mostly. My Christmas fabrics are grouped together.

Scissor Queen

I sort the fat quarters and half yards by color since they're all the same length and in drawers. The last time I had the mini fabric bolts on the shelves actually sorted out I shelved them by length since I can see what color they are. That sort of went away though after it was in a box, out of a box, and back in a box. Now I just stick it on the shelf.

quiltingcandy

I have my Christmas fabric together, then my Halloween and Thanksgiving fabric, my children's fabrics, then my sports teams and then I sort by color. If I have very large pieces of fabric such as muslin and flannel (which I use a lot for the back of quilts) then those are kept separate from the other fabric.

Nammie to 7

Most I sort by color - but (and there is always a but) I also keep my civil war fabric together,also the Christmas fabric is kept together and the batiks together. Backing is kept in another area.

Tashana

I separate solids, prints, batiks, wool, flannel and wide backings. After that, I sort them by size. For now. It may change.

scrappingfaye58

Mine are "ruler folded" and stored by color, except that batiks are on a shelf of their own, as well as some "oddball" fabrics that are not for quilting.

JustAbitCrazy

Yardage is by color, scraps in separate boxes by color, with these entirely separate: flannels, Christmas, Valentine's, Halloween, Easter, 4th of July (and any other holidays I forgot), 1930's reproductions, 1800's reproductions, backings, fleece.

sandy l

Christmas and cat fabric separate, FQ's kinda by color unless it was a collection when I bought it. Anything over a yard is wrapped on boards expect for muslin which I keep on the bolt.

ghostrider

Printed cottons, batiks, and solids are all stored separately and all are sorted by color. Size does not matter, at least for storage.