Fabric bolt shelf

Well I’ve been giving you all some sneak peaks of the house since we’ve been here and been working on it, but I’ve finally got some spaces well enough together to share them. And I know that you all are most interested in the bathrooms…right? what? no? oh…you want to see the SEWING room…. ahhh….well ...

One of the best quilt hacks I ever came across was from Angela Pingel at Cut to Pieces. She uses comic book boards to store her fabric like mini bolts. Brilliant! Up until then, I was storing my fabric horizontally and having a hard time keeping the stacks neat and tidy. I'm not a neat and tidy person so I love easy storage ideas. The 8.5" by 11" boards come in 100-board packs and can be purchased at comic book stores (or at Amazon.com) for about $10/pack of 100. Because they are made for…

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There are many ways to store fabric but none as easy as using adjustable bookshelves. Before buying, make sure the bookshelves are adjustable to the height of a bolt board. You want to store bolts vertically for ease of use. Several bookshelves lined up make for a great wall display as well.

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Hanging bolt storage

I would like this as storage for my paintings

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