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Jun
26
It seems that no matter how hard I fight it, my fabric stash seems to take over the house. Is this the case for you as well? If so, check out the tips from Alicia Thommas at Janome Sew4Home for organizing and storing your fabric stash. Go to the article.
[tags]sewing, organizing, fabric, stash, storing[/tags]
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I just posted on my blog about my fabric re-organization this past week. I LOVE having it all organized now. I am making a special tote bag for my daughter for her birthday and I went right to my drawers and was able to easily at a glance pull out exactly what I needed without having to dig through stacks and stacks. It was AWESOME!
Here is my blog post – http://ohitssewcute.blogspot.com/2009/06/my-fabric-stash.html