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When it comes to your fabric stash, part ofthechallenge is knowing what you have on hand and what fabricsyoustill need to purchase. Sorting your fabric by color, typeandmanufacturer may help to “tame the beast,” but organization isthekey to keeping your fabrics within reach and usable for yournextproject. To help you get your fabric collection in order,we’vecollected some creative fabric storage ideas!

1. Sort with shelving.
How do you store your half-yard and one-yard cuts of fabric?Maureenshares a beautiful fabric shelving solution which holds themajorityof her large fabric cuts. She picked up a 25-cubbybookshelf,enlisted her children to help sort fabrics by color andfolded herstash into uniform stacks the width of her shelving. Thedecorativebowls on top of the shelf hold pins and othernotions.
2. Use a curtain rod.
If you don’t have room for a large storage cabinet, you mighttrythis creative fabric storage idea from Linda. She used anIKEAcurtain rod on the wall and strung curtain rings (with clips)tohang her fabric. The fabric is folded lengthwise intouniformpanels and sorted in rainbow order. Linda warns that youshouldalways hang the curtain rod into your wall studs, or elsetheweight of the fabric may cause it to fall. Need more incentivetohang your fabric? In addition to having fewer wrinkles thanfoldedfabric, this storage solution serves as colorful wallart.
3. Create repurposed racks.
Here’s a great fabric storage idea from Lisa. When it’s timeforyour baby to transition from the crib to a toddler bed, youcanturn a crib side rail into fabric storage! If you choose toholdonto the extra crib side, you can lean it against the wallandhanging your fabric. Several cuts of fabric will fit on eachrail.This is especially great for large cuts of fabric likevintagesheets and quilt backs.

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