Take An Inventory of Your Quilting SuppliesFirst, sort through your fabric and supplies. Go through your fabric stash and organize it by color and type. Get rid of any fabric that you’re not going to use, and put the fabric that you are going to use in a clearly labeled bin. Do the same with your supplies like thread, buttons, needles, and thimbles. Declutter Your Quilting SpaceWhen decluttering your quilting workspace, begin by taking everything off the table, shelves, and other surfaces, and getting rid of anything that you don’t need. Sort through the items you’ve kept and put them in labeled drawers or bins. This will make it easier to find items when you need them.
Don’t let those rulers just gather dust in drawers. Perhaps a peg board or a ruler holder will do. Make sure that you have all your ruler instruction sheets either attached to your rulers, or putting them in a binder is a great idea. We love the Studio 180 Tools, and you can download PDF instructions for all the rulers. Try making a By Annie Catch All Caddy to store your most used notions and have them right at your fingertips. Organize Your Quilting PatternsSort through your patterns and get rid of any that you don’t think you’ll use. Put the patterns you plan to use in a clearly labeled bin or drawer. SHOP WATERGIRL QUILT CO. TODAYSpring cleaning your quilting room doesn’t have to be time-consuming. By following these tips, you can make sure that your quilting room is organized and ready for all your upcoming quilting projects. And, now that you're organized, it's time to stock up on what you are missing. Here at Watergirl Quilt Co., we offer everything you need for your upcoming quilting projects, from Bernina Sewing Machines to fabrics, batting, patterns, and more. Shop online or in our Prescott quilting store today! |