Storing fabric scraps

Fabric Scraps can be really handy and useful in future projects but hard to know where to store them. The best way to store fabric scraps are all easy to use, compact and fun. #FabricScraps #StoringFabricScraps #HowToStoreFabricScraps #WaysToStoreFabricScraps #CraftySewingSew

It can be overwhelming to figure out how to store fabric scraps when they add up so quickly! I know it is tempting to just …

Keep your fabrics from overtaking your craft space with these inexpensive and practical Fabric Storage Ideas.

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These fabric storage ideas will save you space and keep you organized. Don't miss this entry in our craft storage series!

Don’t let those small fabric scraps get lost in the shuffle! Whether you tend to keep only the larger pieces or choose to save even the tiniest piece, the challenge stays the same: how to keep the scraps in order and easily accessible. If you can’t see it, you may not use it. We’ll be back […]

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The main goal of scrap fabric organization is simple: Access. Here is my recipe for happy scrappy organization. What to save, when to trim and how to sort by color and scrap type, depending upon the size of your scrap collection.

Finding that perfect piece of fabric can be a chore, especially if you have one in mind and know it’s lost somewhere in your stash. Go from out of control to super organized with one of these ten i…

I have had a lot of people asking me how I am keeping my scraps under control. They know I'm not big on having LOTS of scraps around. I have a small home and studio space so I have to work very smart. I can't keep lots of bins of scraps.. and honstly i don't want to. I love NEW FABRIC... so my scraps are little treasures.. but treasures that need to be USED. First I do not keep tons of scraps. I enjoy what Joan Ford told me, she only keeps so much then she makes quilts with it....