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Post time: 2011-9-16 03:30
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i put my fabrics in a chest:in one drawer i put aida, in another one colour fabric, in another fantasy fabric and in another felt!

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Post time: 2011-9-18 20:24
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I have air tight stacking boxes, and my aidas & evenweaves are in there in plastic bags, I also have an air tight stacking box for off cuts too, as small scraps come in handy too.
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Post time: 2011-9-18 20:46
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I buy their fabrics in one meter, so no big problem to store them. Each fabric in your bag and then shelved.
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Post time: 2011-9-25 16:52
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I have my fabrics in re-seal plastic bags in a drawer of my pretty cabinet.
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Post time: 2011-10-2 10:36
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i roll them up too and put it in my cabinet.:D
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Post time: 2011-10-2 23:46
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rubbermaid storage tub. 10gallon size, unused material in one, notions and supplies in another, kits in a third...
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Post time: 2011-10-9 12:13
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Cool idea about the ziplocks :)
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Post time: 2011-12-7 15:43
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I have a special chest. In this I store only my fabric.. Bigger pieces are rolled smaller pieces are laid flat.. I don't use aida fabric any more..
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Post time: 2012-2-20 04:26
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i roll them.
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Post time: 2012-3-15 13:38
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LAs que compro por metro las guardo en bolsas plasticas resellables y las demás las dejo en los tubos plasticos o empaques donde vienen. Eventualmente me queda algun tubo desocupado y lo uso para alguna otra telita delicada. :P
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