gale

Here's a tutorial. http://cuttopieces.blogspot.com/2011...-tutorial.html

I try to leave a bit of the board sticking out the top and bottom. I didn't always, so some of my stash is all bendy on the edges from sticking over the boards a little.

gale

Here's another that wraps it completely around the boards. I don't think I'd like this method.
http://featheredfibers.wordpress.com...-and-tutorial/

solstice3

When you are finished PLEASE come to my house. :-)

Quiltlady330

One of the smartest thing I ever did was use comic boards for my fabric. Love being able to see it and it makes the room look soooo much more organized. I'm not even as far along as you are but I've made quite a dent. Progress takes time. Yours looks great.

ManiacQuilter2

Yes, I agree with everyone...LOOKING GREAT !!!

JanieH

I recently got the comic book boards and have started wrapping my stash on them. Still have a lllooonnnggg way to go but you have inspired me to keep at it!

mjhaess

Looks great....Feels good to be organized doesn't it?

Treasureit

Question...do you worry about fading of the ends of the fabric with open shelves?

gale

I do, so I keep mine in a cabinet with doors. But I've had scraps sitting out right in the window and they didn't seem to fade.

ksdot417

My sewing room is in the basement so I don't worry too much about the fabric fading