The absolute BEST way to ORGANIZE your Fabric Stash! | Fabric Organizer Boards for the win! | Fabric

[@pamelawinkel1561]

Yes, I would LOVE to see more organizing videos. We all accumulate so much and need to make things work more efficiently. Thanks, loved this video.

[@allanandcynthiacurtis2989]

2:19 I love fabric organizing tips! Got some of those organizers and the video helps me use them!

[@iknithappy]

These look awesome! Thank you!

[@charliwood9946]

Yes please! Would love to have more organization ideas!

[@SewingPartsOnline]

Thank you for your feedback!!

[@elfqueen5638]

Yes please I like this and want more!

[@ladyvh441]

Yes, please! I Would love to have more organization ideas!

[@boyzx6]

Thank you. I love that they come in different sizes.

[@shanegeis2696]

Yes love this!!! Please share more organization tips🥳

[@kellyhipkins5616]

Yes, please. Those are wonderful good idea

[@KATE-SEWS]

Great product!!!

[@SewingPartsOnline]

Agreed!! :)

[@sandistamps]

More organization ideas, please!

[@ymrelang]

Awesome! They have good prize too!!

[@louisecampbell8094]

Great ideas as always from you x

[@SewingPartsOnline]

Thank you, Louise! Aren't they great!?

[@lisabuckner9157]

If you can’t say something nice don’t say anything at all! Great info!

[@nancye8187]

I would luv to see more organizational videos. Always looking for new ideas!

[@cheryltyler9342]

Organizing videos are great! Thanks for this one.

[@SewingPartsOnline]

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@dcatweaver]

Yes more please

[@johnnycollinson3529]

Hey I store my fabric like this already using cereal boxes, costs nothing and I'm recycling.

[@SewingPartsOnline]

That's a great idea as well.

[@safepethaven]

Two points: 1. I used stainless steel straight pins to fasten folded yardage but it left rust spots on contact, so I would use plastic clips instead. 2. are there any places on the top edge of the large boards to write/erase/rewrite the number of yards that are currently stored on that board, and are easily viewable?

[@SewingPartsOnline]

Thanks for your reply. In regards to point 1, I have not had that issue, but thank you for the heads up! That would be sad if you had rust spots on your pretty fabric. On the ones that I am storing on their side, I've not pinned (the fabric folds over the top and hangs down), so that is an option too. 2. When using the tabs for yardage as shown in the video, that leaves about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inches of space at the top. I got really excited for a second, thinking that a dry erase marker would work, although, you can wipe it off, it does leave color on the boards. However, you could place a piece of washi tape with the amount remaining on the bolt. Great ideas!! You have my noggin working.

[@jeeps7913]

To leave a note Re: Remaining Yardage, are use the ‘peel off dot stickers’ so that - if I cut off a half a yard I can either reduce the number to reflect that, or put on a new dot sticker. Cheap and easy peezy! I use those dots to # other sewing projects while in progress, too. (Place right on fabric of Quilt block rows, etc) You can remove them from fabric & stick them back on a piece of wax paper or plastic to reuse, when quilting, Don’t recommend leaving them stuck on fabric for a long time if you are storing as it may leave a mark. 🤗

[@SewingPartsOnline]

@@jeeps7913 Love these tips!! Thanks!

[@DonnaHeerensperger]

I need fabric holders that are 12” tall.. can you cut these down to that size?

[@Momzie808]

Heard not to use metal pins because the pins rust so what else can I use instead of pins

[@raycreveling1583]

These appear to be similar to gator board. It's used in sign making. The stuff is tough and doesn't warp. It's common for election signage. It's a lot more durable than cardboard.

[@colleent0430]

Great idea, but way to costly when you have a lot of fabric.

[@SewingPartsOnline]

They can be an investment if you get a bunch of them , but they are reusable and they work really well. 😊

[@lawrencejlittle]

Great video but bad hair day? Sorry as former hairstylist I can’t help but notice that! Who cares! Your enthusiasm makes up for any perceived imperfections Beautiful words of wisdom from you as always LJ

[@SewingPartsOnline]

Hahaha...Yes! It was!! 🤣 Thanks for your kinds words. 😊