Organizing, Archiving, and Storing my Cross Stitch Fabrics

[@mish7259]

After you were kind enough to email me back about ironing linen you drop this great video! Thanks so much Rachel!

[@AmyObsessivelyCrafty]

It looks nice! Im too lazy to do that. I just store mine folded standing up in a bin. But I like this! The Christmas roll bag is genius too!

[@carolreid9755]

Thank you Rachel, I have a Christmas wrapping bag never thought to use it for fabric. Great idea. I don't by have a fabric stash YET ! But it is beginning.

[@elizabethdelarosa9343]

Thanks for sharing your storage system! Great ideas.

[@DahHar117]

What about getting the tubes that gift wrapping paper comes with and rolling acid-free paper around the tube then rolling the fabric around the tube followed by wrapping it with acid-free paper so you don't have to worry about the fabric getting crushed flat because of too much weight and it would take less expensive acid-free paper. Or maybe you could just stand them up in a box at that point.

[@karenblackwood5883]

Looking forward to this

[@arcticmusicback-up1895]

Thanks for sharing this. How do you store half finished or finished cross stitch. I have some finished ones that I want to frame just waiting on the frames.

[@cynthiavang6712]

Love this idea. I have a tote full and running out of spaces. What app do you recommend to store fabric digitally?

[@CadesCrafts]

Thanks for sharing!

[@kiradobbs457]

Nice! Never thought of rolling it. How do you store your smaller pieces?

[@RachelRaeCraft]

They are rolled in the same way and kept in the wooden box you see in my flosstube videos :)

[@martineboughey7542]

Hi Rachel

[@glendajohanson9846]

Smiley Face!!!

[@dolphinsuzanne]

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