4. Plastic Boxes
Plastic boxes are most versatile and also the cheapest solution when it comes to fabric organization. They are available in different sizes which makes them perfect for any size of sewing room. This Art Bin plastic box is a great place to start organizing your fabrics using plastic storage boxes.
Check out how this awesome blogger used plastic boxes to organize sewing fabrics based on their sizes.
5. Pant Trolleys and Door Hangers
Pant trolleys are normally used in walk-in closets but no one said you can’t use them for fabric storage too! They are perfect to store fabrics without having to fold them thus preventing crease plus they’re way more affordable compared to file cabinets. For instance, check out this one which is less than $50.
Or you can also get an over the door hanger for less than $20 which makes it one of the most perfect Fabric Storage Ideas for Sewing Rooms.
6. Plastic and Steel Hangers
Plastic and steel hangers are also great for inexpensive fabric storage which will also prevent your fabric from getting crease. Yeay! You can find loads of them on Amazon by clicking here.
Here are some great examples of how other sewists are using hangers to organize their fabric stash.
7. Fabric Bins
This is probably by far the CHEAPEST solution to store your fabrics. To make it even more affordable you can always get a free fabric bin pattern and sew gazillion fabric storage bins. But, if you’re running short of time, you can always purchase one of these affordable fabric bins from Amazon.
Here are some ideas on using fabric bins for storing fabrics.
The End
With that, we have reached the end of the post where I shared 19+ + AMAZING Fabric Storage Ideas for Sewing Rooms. Hope you found these Fabric Storage Ideas for Sewing Rooms inspiring to get you started with your fabric organization.
How do YOU organize your fabrics? I would love to see it! Send me a picture on [email protected]. If you are looking for thread storage ideas you can find them on 15+ SUPERB and Affordable Sewing Thread Storage Ideas.
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Teresa says
In the picture above, what are the fabric wrapped around ? Looks like white inserts
Javeriya says
They are special fabric organizers that you can get from Amazon. Here’s my affiliate link:http://amzn.to/2kbWzHK
Kelly says
These are really awesome but not if you’re storing LOTS of variety of fabric. I’d be broke! I’m using the comic book archive inserts which work nicely too.
Stacey Powe says
Hi, just doing up my Sewing floor… and have started with the storage area….. I have half a room full of fabric, Just wondering what comic book archive inserts are. I make clothing so the thickness of the fabric often varies too….help….
Libby Smith says
Stacey, comic book inserts are made for collectors to help store and preserve their comic books. Amazon carries them. They’re so inexpensive they’re sold in quantities of 100. I also bought plastic gizmos that resemble bobby pins to help me keep the folded fabric intact. I’m not yet a neat folder – perhaps with practice….