Fabric storage boards
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You inspired me and I purchased the foam boards at the dollar store. I spent the evening cutting and wrapping fat quarters. I love this idea and the foam board cut easily and is really pretty cheap at 1.00 for a 20 X 30. I can now see my fat quarters and maybe even use them now. I am using CD storage shelves and they work great. I have only made a small dent in organizing these, but feel inspired to finish fat quarters and then start on the larger yardages to store on book shelves.
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I got my cardboard from Joanns. They throw them away and I asked if I could have them so when ever I go there I ask for some. I can cut them and get a lot of them and I gave my sister some and she has a head start on hers. she did a lotr of her fabrics when I was staying wiht her a week ago or so. It's a good idea nad it also keeps your fabric looking nice too. Have a great day, Huggies, Fay
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Originally Posted by tess10
You inspired me and I purchased the foam boards at the dollar store. I spent the evening cutting and wrapping fat quarters. I love this idea and the foam board cut easily and is really pretty cheap at 1.00 for a 20 X 30. I can now see my fat quarters and maybe even use them now. I am using CD storage shelves and they work great. I have only made a small dent in organizing these, but feel inspired to finish fat quarters and then start on the larger yardages to store on book shelves.
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