For years I've simply folded my fabrics all the same and then stacked it, but the problem is I would always need the fabric halfway down the stack, and it would just be a big mess to get it out and try to restack everything. So, when I saw this picture on Pinterest that led me to this blog post about how to store your fabric storage, and then I also saw it on Threads Magazine's website. All that has to be done is to buy comic book storage boards, and then fold and wrap your fabric around them.
I've been working on this project for a few days now...But the embarrassing part is that I had to buy 500 (!!!) comic book storage boards to wrap all of my stash. Apparently, I've been collecting fabric for a while. I'll take a picture when it's all completed! Hopefully, when I need a fabric, it will be much easier to get it out from the storage area from now on!
I've been a quilter for over 25 years. Sometimes I look at a piece of fabric in my stash and think, "Who the hell bought this?? Oh, yeah, 16 year old me..." Here, I explore how to use the fabric in my stash that may not be my style anymore in a more up-to-date way. I try to make it modern!
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Nana's gift!
Gracie is IN LOVE with the present my mom gave her for Christmas. (Yes, I realize she's a cat..) Gracie didn't know it was Christmas, but I think it's fair to say that believes she is deserving of presents at all times...
It's a ledge for the windowsill!
It's the one for two cats, because my poor baby is quite overweight, and she didn't fall within the weight requirements of the single-cat version...
It's a ledge for the windowsill!
It's the one for two cats, because my poor baby is quite overweight, and she didn't fall within the weight requirements of the single-cat version...
"Thank you, Nana," says Gracie!
(Again, I promise I know she's a cat, and not a person...)
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