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Fabric Organizer

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Fabric Organizer
This wonderful fabric organizer will help you convert your jumbled fabric stash into a well-ordered collection of mini-bolts -- you'll feel like you have a mini fabric store inside your house!

Each piece of fabric folds perfectly over the durable corrugated plastic. The large size can hold from 1/2 to several yards; the small size is perfect for smaller yardages and fat quarters. Each organizer is made of a lightweight acid-free plastic and includes tabs to hold the fabric. Both are sized to fit on a standard book shelf or in a file-cabinet drawer. Each has a hole to hang it on wall. 6/pkg.

The large organizers are $11.98 and the smaller ones are $7.98 at Clotilde.


A budget friendly idea would be to utilize sturdy cardboard, plastic or wood. Drill or punch a hole in the top and add Velcro loops to hold the fabric in place.

Utilizing these will keep your craft area in tip, top shape!

Happy Sewing!


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