I was checking out a mag awhile back & saw this pic of a sewing room with a cube wall, I thought it was a great way to organize. Sew I mentioned it to dh he looked at it & said mmmmmmmm. This is one wall in my sewing room, as you can see it is bursting at the seems & it looks sew messy, but believe it or not I know where most of my stuff is.......................well some of it anyway. Don`t you think it would look good in my room to have that cube wall.............Well come in & have a look see what dh got me, we worked sew hard to put it together & now it looks like this:

I love the cubes! Ikea has some amazing variations & they really keep you organized, as well as being able to see your stuff easily. Also, shoe storage cubes work wonderful for the small stuff. I use them for FQ's. These are available at most home improvement stores (Lowe's & Home Depot). Enjoy your room ;o

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by pldc 02 Apr 2013

welcome to cute & thanks

Don't you just love those cubes? I put them in my son's room because his bookshelf/dresser was always a mess. I also have some in my sewing area. I have some of the canvas bins and then I folded my material in little bolts so that they act as decoration.

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

they are great room dividers too but I just love ethe way they look here!

What an amazing difference a cube makes..I use fabric cubes that you buy folded flat in different colours this allows you to pick what is needed at a glance they can be picked up at most stores, they fit nicely and stop light and dust from touching my precious stash..Have fun with your new sewing area..huggs Marian

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

thanks Marian I really like this look & it is sew easy to see what I want! Husg Loralye

I really need something like this in my sewing room. At the moment all fabric is in large bins stacked up on each other in a cupboard. I do have them numbered and a list of what is in each bin, but getting them in and out of the cupboard is such a pain. Will have to talk to DH about this. Hugs Shirley

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

I still have a few of those too but it is just too intimidating to tackle right now ;0) hugs Loralye

It is a nice looking shelving unit. Nice to have all your sewing stuff up and on a shelf.

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

it is something that I never thought I needed until now, & now I wonder how I did without them ;0) hugs Loralye

I love it from where you was to now. Feels great to find. I worked my room over and it is in need of go through again. If I don't do monthly. I still get lost. In my fixed stashes.

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

once a month wow that can be alot of work Mary where do you find the time? husg Loralye

Is nice to be organized hoop stay this way .Great job. Happy Sewing .Maria

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

Thanks Maria me too ;0) Hugs Loralye

Great way to organise!

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

I think sew too, hope that it stays this way too ;0) hugs Loralye

Wow this is full i think u need another bigger room or a re-organization lol !!I am so glad to hear u know were things are .I redid mine and i still can't find two things lol So be careful hugs and GOOOOOOOOOO Girlllllll:):)

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

well I still haven't found my purple thing & yes that is what it is called. I hope that I find it too because it came from the west coast thanks & hugs Loralye

by noah 01 Apr 2013

i got that purple thing ;lol its east to use to hugs

this is full now all but one cube! easy as pie to fill up, I may change things around as I use it more but I don`t know about leaving the fabric out & not in baskets there is no direct sunlight on these units but I worry about dust & them fading. any tips on what you would do, I can use all the help I can get. The blue unit has all my fat quarters in it sew I am a fan of that.

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by noah 01 Apr 2013

Looks great !!!hugs

by rescuer 01 Apr 2013

You could get the fabric baskets in different colors (there are many colors) and use them for organizing and decorating at the same time. For example you could use lavender for pastels or all the purple fabrics. The basket would help keep the dust off and the light damage minimal. Use them like a patchwork quilt leaving every other one open.

by graceandham 01 Apr 2013

For the dust, that lovely thick clear plastic by the yard, cut to fit the front of each cube and thumbtacked across the top. My friend Dan did his cubes in his wood workshop this way and it was neat as a pin. Engineers have the best solutions!

by pldc 01 Apr 2013

wow grace that is a really neat idea will have to talk to dh about it & see if he is ok with putting in the tack holes?

by rescuer 01 Apr 2013

You can use the removable wall putty or sticky tack that holds hooks and things. Like "Command Hooks." Then you could do it yourself and not damage anything.

by cj2sew 01 Apr 2013

Suspend a pvc pipe from the ceiling on link chains the width of your area you want to cover. Then attach fabric or vinyl from the rod using shower curtain hangers. You can slide the fabric open or closed as you desire.

wow.. I love it... but my sewing room is to small... post a picture of it full of your things..

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

thanks I will, I really think ``seeing``^my stuff will help me as I am a very visual person. hugs loralye

Looks so good and organization is such a help. Good for you!

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

it is & now I can `see`` where my stuff is, thanks Joan Hugs Loralye

WOW!! I can see a trip to wal -mart now for those plastic bins. This will make you very organized..NICE

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by pldc 01 Apr 2013

well I have no more room for them hahaha thanks Hugs Loralye

what a transformation! I found stuff that I forgot I had!

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by rescuer 01 Apr 2013

I love the new look! Now you won't have to search so long to find the things you need. Very kind DH too!

by pldc 01 Apr 2013

he is the very best part of me! thanks my friend I love it! hugs Loralye