How to fold and organize fabric

Have you ever seen a photo of someone's fabric stash and wondered how in the world they got it to stand up on a shelf like that? If your stash is anything like mine used to be, it can be a little bit scary. Monstrous piles that are half-folded, toppled and smooshed, and then picked through by the kiddos. Sound familiar? Well guess what. It's actually really easy to organize fabric like the photo above and you can do it too. Here's the secret: Comic Book Boards! Apparently comic book boards…

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I'm lucky or unlucky depending on what way you look at it. My local fabric store only has about a dozen bolts of quilting cotton, and many of tho ...

Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.

So I spent some time last week online looking for some storage ideas for ALL this fabric I have collected. After what seemed like a life time on Pinterest, I decided to take a look at Ikea. I'm not sure how its possible but I'm pretty sure there website is just as fun as the store! So I found the perfect bookcase! And even better yet I measured and made sure, and it will fit in my tiny sewing room!!! YAY! And when I go to show the hubby, he informs that I'm "not quite there yet". Ha! Well he…

Organize your fabric stash in no time with this easy fabric storage tutorial. Fold your fabric on comic book boards for easy storage and organization. The uniform sizes easily stack and you can display them on your shelves or file them into containers.

Last year we released two videos on how I fold and organize my fabric stash. You loved it, but many of you wanted to just see the folding. So I've recreated a super

In this video, I will show you how to fold your fabric onto comic book boards for concise and easy

Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.