Yes, I use the plastic shelving units to store large flat folds of yardage. But the colors are supposed to be ordered by color and you have to fold them flat first. And as you can see in the picture, the shelves fill up fast to the point they can barely hold a kitten (using the fabric as his rock wall).
And yes, I have the metal storage baskets for storing hunks of fabric that are larger than a scrap to about half a yard. But again, each basket wants to hold a certain color or type (such as novelty: cat) and the fabric must be folded and it's such a tight fit!
I've even bought bins for scraps--in this case 1.5 inch strips. But again, you go to the store and all of the containers are empty. Such deceptive advertising! Once you get it home, the container is full and it takes supernatural strength to put the lid on it. And frankly, if those strips were just piled on the floor, they would become a fabulous cat toy.
Gee, except for the cat, you could be in MY studio! Right now I'm trying to ignore the pushy dog who THINKS he wants in...only to turn around IMMEDIATELY and go OUT. SIGH I love pins...this year I'm going to TRY to consolitdate tho...no promises..hehehehe
ReplyDeleteFunny! Gotta love the impact cats have on our quilting activities!
ReplyDeletelol! The floor seems to be the place most used around here too.
ReplyDeleteTrue! Hadn't thought of that but I do use it myself! lol
ReplyDeleteI'm happy! Seeing all that blue fabric and a cute kittie too? Ahhh.....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great selection of blue fabrics! Your storage baskets look to be about the same as mine and they're great aren't they?
ReplyDeleteLOL! After all, what's a floor other than another flat surface for piles?
ReplyDeleteLOL You will see my 'storage floor' in next Friday's post! I must say, it looks like you have way more fabrics than I have!
ReplyDeleteI'm STILL laughing! You are hilarious and the cat... well those green eyes!!
ReplyDeleteThe floor is holding a mighty amount of fabric for me at the moment!!
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