Idea take it or leave it: I started with pins some rusted, some they caught on fabric next to them or poked me when I was removing the bolt. So my solution was to purchase bobbie pins. I put one on top and bottom and it works great!

Aloha from Hawaii!! The Engineer is a good and patient helper!!! 😀😀🌈‼️

I, too, use those comic boards and they are great!!! I love my fabrics out and I also enjoy seeing them--they brighten the day. Thank you

Love the fabric folding lesson. Your sewing room is to envy.

Love your storage idea. I love scrap quilting and bought a vintage library card catalog for my fat quarters, jelly rolls, small rulers, rotary cutters. The handles have a slot for a card. I put a piece of scrapbook paper with coordinating color of the fabrics. It stays neat and clean and isn't exposed to light. The drawers pull out and I take to cutting table. It has saved me hours of looking.

Yes ! Yes! Yes! The fabric strage on your shelves is brilliant!! I really appreciate you showing the "how to do" and the ruler wall!! Thank you for another inspiring video! And yes, the Engineer's shirt made me smile too! Thank you to both of you !

I think I've ordered up to 400 comic book boards for my fabric. I can get up to 3 yards on a board. Your room is so sweet & colorful!

Love baskets ! Walking to so well organised space it's truly inspiring.

I love what you have done! x

Nice to see you finish those projects. Makes your sewing room look great!

So nice to have an engineer around the house!!!‼️

Thank you . I'm learning so much from you. You inspire me to try new things. Thanks again You are amazing 😊

Always, always appreciate tips on arrangements for the sewing rooms. Thanks.

This is a great video. I do the same folding method on the boards, but I use clear alligator clips, like you find in dress shirts, to hold it tight. I have noticed pins will rust and leave marks if this fabric sits for any length of time. On a small size index card, I write the yardage, where I bought it and any info on the selvage. PLUS, I add if it's been washed. I slip that under the alligator clip. I have run out of fabric in the past and this info helps me to find the fabric again. When I have more than a fat quarter but less than a yard, I use the comic board to fold, then slip the board out. These stack flat beautifully. I have Ikea peg boards as well! I love them for my rulers, thread, scissors, rotary cutters and more. I/m going to check out those baskets! I currently have fat quarters in decorative shoe boxes. Thank you for this idea.

O M G !! Did anyone else see the eyeball! lol! Cool!

I stumbled on this video while searching for how to set up my sewing room and these ideas are so simple and useful. Thank you for sharing this. It's so well presented too. Oh hello from Kingston, Jamaica! 🙂

I just found this video and you. I have been wrapping my fabric on comic book boards for a few years now, I use a different version of folding to get it on, but they work the same. Then you showed your color wheel baskets!!!! STOP!!! I want these. That is beautiful. I haven't seen the Ikea pegboard but I like the finished look of them than other pegboards. Thank you, I am now a subscriber.

This is one of the best organizational sites I've seen. Thank you so much!!! I can't wait to do the baskets and have my rulers up and happy❤❤❤😊❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing! Such beautiful fabric…and those baskets wow! ❤️

What a nice engineer you have. ❤😂😅😊

Kudoes! Great video and terrific ideas. You solve some difficult problems that many of us face. Really appreciate it.

Love your ideas using the comic boards baskets. Cannot wait to get started.

looks beautiful. Love that peg board set up.

Thanks SO much for sharing your space & organization tricks/items! Your fabric wrap boards reminded me of using the heavy paper & chipboard which are used for SCRAPBOOK paper pads to solve a problem with dust bunnies falling from the stairs & onto my sheet music that I am sorting for one of our bands. We're using melamine as my 'dust covers' on the side of my stairs as planned, but we can use the chipboard and heavy paper as templates, which we have done in the past. I also use them for planning the layout of my studio each time I rearrange it. I cut pieces to scale for each piece of furniture (paper towers, baker's racks and cabinets from Lowe's) and can easily shuffle them around for a visual of how things will fit and may look before doing all the heavy lifting.

This is so rewarding to see, you have created shelfs full of inspiration and beauty, Thank you for sharing this.

The comic book boards! Thank you. I think this will conserve space, and be soothing on the eye.

I looove the fabric idea! So perfect!t

Very nice... Really impressed. I'm in the process of "getting ready" to reorganize my sewing/crafting/yarn room. It's overwhelming but I'm feeling inspired by yours and several other KZfaq videos showing sewing room organization ideas. Thank you for sharing.

I love you sewing room. Thank you for sharing.

I enjoyed your video. My material is stored in a container and now I know what to do because you made this video. Thank You

Thank you for the idea of folding fabrics!

Great space. Thank you for sharing.

Looks great!

Love it!! Thanks for sharing 💗

Great! Thank you for all the ideas! 😊❤

Merci madame....you are so organized....you gave me great ideas ...💐🇩🇿

Love your set up! Thanks for showing and sharing your tips. I use comic boards too--was a tip from my cross-stitching daughter. Also love your Engineer's tshirt :)

Que espacio tan bonito y acogedor,seguro que pasas muy buenos momentos ahí.Saludos desde España.

Marvellous. Well done:)

**YT recommended video** Clicked video…. Saw baby chick… clicked sub for that alone! 🥰🥰🥰 🐥

I’ve been looking at sewing rooms a lot lately because I finally am going to have a space to do some sewing with a couple of big islands to lay out my fabrics on. But wow. So much visual overstimulation! It seems as though most quilters and crafters Online are “Bees'' - People who like visual abundance and organizational abundance, according to the ClutterBug quiz. The plus to organizing like a Bee Is that you can see everything that you have easily, & you won’t forget that you have this or that fabric or thread. but if you can’t quite see yourself in a sewing room like this, you might consider taking the quiz or at least applying the principles of what makes you happy. As a “cricket“ I need visual simplicity, but behind closed doors I want to see all the things, perfectly labeled If I can’t see them clearly. I’m also a little bit like some of the other “bugs” in that I need things to be very, very easy to put away. To put it away and be able to retrieve it with as little friction as possible. Otherwise, it just isn’t going to happen. crickets without a good organization plan tend to create piles and messes because they are too perfectionistic. So if you are struggling with creating the sewing space of your dreams, you might want to check into these ideas of visual/organizational Simplicity/abundance, and how easy you need it to be to put things away and get them out.

We all need a catch all basket

Love your ideas

Such great ideas!! Thank you!! ❤

Thank for sharing. woww

Thankyou! What a great video!! New subscriber here!!

I used a little bit sturdier (and more expensive..🤷🏼‍♀️) foam boards, and I have my mini bolts safe from dust in a drawer instead of shelves…I also have a drawer for Xmas and Halloween fabrics….I drviddd to not pin mine , since the “real” lots are not pinned at stores….it just takes a little bit more time to put them away….I couldn’t post a picture here, but it works about as well as the shelves, but no glass doors required. Enjoying having found you!…💜☯️

Very nice ruler setup

I love the fat quarter baskets, I'll be making a few of those i think! Love the look of storing the fabric, mini bolts is a great idea But I'm curious why you save selvedges?

If you live in a humid climate the pins can leave rust marks. Some people buy little plastic clips like the ones that come on new clothes.

Lindo e bem organizado

Lovely, you give me hope that a sewing room can be organized😂

I place my fabric on boards. One half yard or larger. I have fabric behind glass. Right now it is easy to pick up a china cabinet on Facebook marketplace for one to two hundred.

I love your baskets. Is there a pattern for them?

Love the Ruler Peg Boards, finally Ikea is opening a store here in New Zealand and I’ve got a HUGE Sewing room shopping list 🤣 💸💸 💸 . I do have one question though, not all rulers have hanging holes, do you drill your own if the ruler is missing it? Thanks for all the ideas, love your colour coded baskets, I’m sorting my scraps by colour right now, taking forever as I’m also cutting them to specific sizes!

Can you provide the source for the comic book boards? I’m having trouble finding some that are blank. Thanks so much!

Lovely lemongrass

Nice way to store your fabric on your baskets cut your boards in 3 pieces

I’ve done it

7:06 did you make those baskets? It's lovely do you have a tutorial how to make it?

LOL!!!! Wiggling your nose doesn't do the work for you! (/t) I love the FQ baskets, BTW :D

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What do you to order the comic boards???

Maybe you’ve already done it, but a video showing how you made your fat quarter baskets would be great. (With measurements).

Did you forget to add the link for the fat quarter baskets?

How many yards/metres can you put on one of the “bolts”?

How do you store a quilt table, it goes to my sewing machine

Did you make the fat quarter baskets?

Can you reach the rulers at the top?

Storage, not strage, must find my glasses...

Aren’t you afraid of the lite hurting the color

What does hubby’s shirt say?

plastic alligator clips don't rust and don't pike your fingers

Your music is to loud!!!!!