Make more sense now? And just because the colors are so pretty, here's more
These are a small sampling of my collection of Vicki's fabrics. Don't you want some of your own?? Head over to her shop, just don't drool on the fabrics!
Saturday, February 5, 2011
I Had Some Questions...
About how the mini bolts would make things easier and neater. I think the confusion comes from the way I photographed them yesterday. They will be stored standing up like this
Make more sense now? And just because the colors are so pretty, here's more
These are a small sampling of my collection of Vicki's fabrics. Don't you want some of your own?? Head over to her shop, just don't drool on the fabrics!
Make more sense now? And just because the colors are so pretty, here's more
These are a small sampling of my collection of Vicki's fabrics. Don't you want some of your own?? Head over to her shop, just don't drool on the fabrics!
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I do much the same thing, only I call them "books" instead of mini-bolts. I don't use the center board core because I'm just too cheap to buy them. :-) BUT, I do fold them in much the same way. I store them "spine" up in a translucent box so when I remove the cover, I can see what the fabric is. The cover keeps the dust off. I have a webpage that shows how I do this at http://pir8.freeservers.com/quilting/Stash-Folding/index.htm
ReplyDeleteI had no idea that you had so many of them!
ReplyDeleteIt's kind of exciting to think about how you'll set up your new studio isn't it? I've folded mine with a ruler and made them all nice and neat but of course when you start pulling a bunch of them for a quilt, they don't stay nice for long. I do think on whoever is better than in drawers although I do have drawers fro smaller pieces.
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