Doing all of that in three days should make you very happy. Especially how nice it all looks. You will be able to find whatever you need. Saves time overall.
Well done! Looks great! I need to do this too. My sewing machine is in the shop getting cleaned and adjusted and then I'm hoping to make some bags and start using all of this fabric I've collected. Some are from a fabric store but most I've found at second hand places and they are perfect for bag making. I also need to organize my yarn. I've made 5 sweaters this winter until now and almost finished the 6th. Just one sleeve to go. I'm trying to work my yarn stash down too. You have inspired me again! Thank you!
Oh God, Maralisa! This was me, earlier this week, but books instead of fabric. When you pulled everything out and covered the floor in it - especially when the big pile slowly toppled over 😂. It's the stage when you think, what have I done? But, like your fabric, my books are all dusted and re-organised and it looks and more importantly, feels, so good! Also, these proper organisings are great for re-aquainting yourself with what you have, but it always takes MUCH longer than you think. Loved your thrift store finds and like the others who have commented I think your geometric grey top looks fabulous!
Yay!!The process is not fun but the end up product is worth the hassle. Yes, that top is not new but so comfortable. Is the Roe top by Tessuti fabrics, 3 views to choose from
Okay a little obsessed by the top you are wearing for the end of this video. What pattern did you use? Love to watch your folding fabric cardboard hack, so cool!! I am ready to tackle my workroom NOW!! Muchas gracias, Marilisa!!
Thanks ❤️ I had to do some digging cause I made that top 6+ years. The pattern is the are Top by Tessuti Patterns. www.tessuti-shop.com/products/rae-top-pattern-sizes-6-18
Thanks! The cardboard is 10" x 15" and is the perfect size for my shelves. Those are 34" long so I can make three stacks. The depth 16" so I have an inch to move the stacks back and forth. I made it of very thick cardboard and the damn thing is been with me for 6 years
Yes!!! Im the worst at checking my yarn regularly but there are lots of those around here. Bet is the warm temps. A lady in Austin told me her horror yarn story and Im not gonna risk it so is all in bag and stored in a plastic tubs
Doing all of that in three days should make you very happy. Especially how nice it all looks. You will be able to find whatever you need. Saves time overall.
Well done! Looks great! I need to do this too. My sewing machine is in the shop getting cleaned and adjusted and then I'm hoping to make some bags and start using all of this fabric I've collected. Some are from a fabric store but most I've found at second hand places and they are perfect for bag making. I also need to organize my yarn. I've made 5 sweaters this winter until now and almost finished the 6th. Just one sleeve to go. I'm trying to work my yarn stash down too. You have inspired me again! Thank you!
Oh wow!!! You been quite busy this winter. You reminded me that I need to send my machines to get cleaned, Is been 2+ years. Not good!!!!!! ❤️ Thanks
Beautiful fabric and yarn closet! 💖💖💖 Great job. 🧵🪡🧶
Thank you so much! ❤️
Oh God, Maralisa! This was me, earlier this week, but books instead of fabric. When you pulled everything out and covered the floor in it - especially when the big pile slowly toppled over 😂. It's the stage when you think, what have I done? But, like your fabric, my books are all dusted and re-organised and it looks and more importantly, feels, so good! Also, these proper organisings are great for re-aquainting yourself with what you have, but it always takes MUCH longer than you think. Loved your thrift store finds and like the others who have commented I think your geometric grey top looks fabulous!
Yay!!The process is not fun but the end up product is worth the hassle. Yes, that top is not new but so comfortable. Is the Roe top by Tessuti fabrics, 3 views to choose from
@@marilisalugo Thank-you, off to investigate. The fabric you used is perfect!
Okay a little obsessed by the top you are wearing for the end of this video. What pattern did you use? Love to watch your folding fabric cardboard hack, so cool!! I am ready to tackle my workroom NOW!! Muchas gracias, Marilisa!!
Thanks ❤️ I had to do some digging cause I made that top 6+ years. The pattern is the are Top by Tessuti Patterns. www.tessuti-shop.com/products/rae-top-pattern-sizes-6-18
Tremendo trabajo. Y los hilos de knit donde están?
guardados!! va y le dan polilla y los tengo que botar. a la polilla le encanta la lana
Fabulous! I desperately need to organize my fabric. May I ask the dimensions of the cardboard you use for folding your fabric? ❤
Thanks! The cardboard is 10" x 15" and is the perfect size for my shelves. Those are 34" long so I can make three stacks. The depth 16" so I have an inch to move the stacks back and forth. I made it of very thick cardboard and the damn thing is been with me for 6 years
@@marilisalugo thank you! I have the same metal shelves that I got at Costco. They hold so much stuff. 🥰
I am moving to your area in September. Lots of moths? Thanks for the heads up as I will be packing my yarn up soon.
Yes!!! Im the worst at checking my yarn regularly but there are lots of those around here. Bet is the warm temps. A lady in Austin told me her horror yarn story and Im not gonna risk it so is all in bag and stored in a plastic tubs