The Prettiest Storage Ideas for Your Fabric

These fabric storage solutions came from quilters who know that organization is key.

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I store these by color. I have been using packaging boxes from my monthly coffee subscription.

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Anything from just under a half yard to fat quarters, I roll my fabric and store it in color-separated baskets.

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For my larger pieces of fabric, I thought it would be a good idea to fold these fabrics to fit my shelves.

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Storing Other Items

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I store the denim material in separate storage containers and I clear plastic bins decorated with wallpaper.

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If they are a different width or they aren’t very long then they get separated by color and stored in a Ziploc bag.

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The Prettiest Storage Ideas for Your Fabric

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These fabric storage solutions came from quilters who know that organization is key.

I store these by color. I have been using packaging boxes from my monthly coffee subscription.

Storing Fabric Crumbs

Anything from just under a half yard to fat quarters, I roll my fabric and store it in color-separated baskets.

Smaller Pieces of Fabric

For my larger pieces of fabric, I thought it would be a good idea to fold these fabrics to fit my shelves.

Large pieces of Fabric

Storing Other Items

I store the denim material in separate storage containers and I clear plastic bins decorated with wallpaper.

Storing other Fabric Types

If they are a different width or they aren’t very long then they get separated by color and stored in a Ziploc bag.

Storing Fabric Strips

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