sewcrazygirl

i tried this technique, but i found it kinda annoying and daunting to do. After each use I would have a smaller piece and found myself trying to cut down the cardboard. I find it easier just to roll it up in a neat way.

emsgranny

Great tutorial what kind of boards did you use and where did you find bolt buddies pm me thanks
If I could make one more suggestion - put name of material item number yardage and place and date you bought it just in case you need more!

janice4

I agree this is not for everyone ...I rather be sewing, creating.... than be this organized.. although after a project I need to put away and start over ..............I can't be this organized. It looks beautiful...

sewcrazygirl

.You should see my garage! LOL I gave up on Organization. I rather be sewing or shopping :)

JoanieKorte

Loved your ideas and your stash! As a brand new member your pages has answered my question of how to store my fabrics better. Thanks! :thumbup:

quilterwanabe7

Is sunshine an Aussie or yorkie

alaskasunshine

Alaskasunshine is me & my little sweetie pie a yorkie. She is a doll! On another thread with our 3 Yorkies on a treadmill...it is called Treadmill Tails you can see her with her tail and her momma is silverish and brother is huge.!!!

violet

For those of you looking to get the coroplast at a relatively inexpensive price see the link below. I ordered from here so I could get this done for my newly redesigned quilt room, just waiting on hubby to cut it in the sizes I need.

http://www.beacongraphics.com/supplies/coroplast.html

alaskasunshine

Violet,
thanks so much for sending the link. I got mine locally for $17.00, for a 4' X 8' sheet. Then my husband cut them up into the right sizes for me. Please let us see our progress as you get things going. Someone had a great idea to use the coroplast!

craftybear

what is the 4 x 8 piece made out of for your fabric folding