My Modest Stash of Fabric
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Originally Posted by MzMcKee
Using an idea I saw here. I started with a $35 cut for me sheet of corrugated plastic. That gave me 60 boards. I then went to Hobby Lobby and purchased two of their largest foam boards for $10 and cut another 60 boards. I spent last night and today cutting and wrapping my cuts of fabrics collected over the last two years. They filled two of the buckets and I really didn't know until now, just what I had. Of course the fabric I'm currently using for my Farmer's Wife Sampler isn't in here. :) I'm very happy with the results. Thank you.
I thought of using some boards but I am not sure what to ask for and where to buy it? Can you tell me the name of the stuff you cut for your boards and where you bought it? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by annieshane
Great job Mona, Love all that organization because you can see what you have to use. Sure makes coordinating fabrics easier. I did something very similar, except I went to Dollar Tree and purchased form board for $1.00 each, which cut to 4 large boards and 2 smaller boards. Was so tickled to save all that money and have more for fabric organizations. W
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