Craftroom Disaster: Cleaning and organizing fabric, notions, and chatting

🧵 Join me in this crafty adventure as I tackle the chaos that's taken over my beloved craft room in "Craft Room Disaster: Cleaning and Organizing Fabric, Notions, and Chatting."
🪡 Part 1: Taming the Fabric Stash
In this episode, I dive headfirst into the heart of the crafting mayhem - the fabric stash. Witness a whirlwind of organization, DIY storage solutions, and decluttering as I sort through yards of colorful fabrics and precious notions.
💬 Along the way, I engage in a candid chat about the future of my crafting endeavors. From exciting business prospects to creative aspirations, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
🔮 Discover my plans for reviving this creative space, making it more efficient, and, of course, beautiful. From sewing tips to organizational hacks, this episode is packed with inspiration for crafters of all levels.
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[@susangabriel5272]

The manufacturer puts that seam in. The piece you have should be sold as 2nds

[@moonlights_creations_official]

I wish they would be sold as 2nds. My local fabric store always sells them at full price it is even hard to talk them down on price when I find stains on some of the fabric.

[@heatherconte5445]

I wish i could store my fabric on boards like that however i live in an older apartment buildong and the tenants below me smoke. They arent suppose to smoke inside but they do and the smoke comes up into my apartment so all my fabric as soon as i buy it and get home get folded and immediately put into 2 gallon ziplock bags and into totes. I also used to buy fabric in FB destash groups but sadly people sold fabric they shouldnt. I would always ask if the fabric was near smoke or strong smells and the sellers would say no. After recieving multiple packages of fabric that had to be thrown out i stopped buying from destash groups. Some fabric i recieved and it smelled awful. The seller must have known because they tried to cover the smell with perfume. Now i only buy new fabric because of that

[@moonlights_creations_official]

That sucks that the tenants below you are ruining your fabrics. :( I find washing with a light vinegar solution helps get rid of most smells in fabric.

[@margecampbell4667]

looks ok to me, lol

[@joycejordan2080]

Hello well if sell your fabric a dollar a yard you got to pay shiping so were is your profit you better haveing a yard sell