Wow, what a difference a day (?) makes... Seems I'm the first one to say you are doing great. It really looks good and so well organized. You
certainly now have this fantastic feeling of inner satisfaction after all the work and how pretty and neat it's become. Also I love the organizer for
the stabilizer. Haven't seen such a thing before...
But I love the furry "thing" in picture 5. Have also one who likes to hide in boxes but mine is black and white - Have a great week - Maria

You are doing so awesome!! This is a great project to be doing to keep yourself busy and keep your mind a bit distracted from the chemo treatments starting next week for your dear husband. You have accomplished a great deal and hopefully it wont be long until you are able to finish up the project. You are going to love sewing in the area when you have it all organized to your liking. Hopefully another Cutie may know of a cheaper alternative that is also thin like the boards you have been using. I will be checking back to see if anyone posts a similar board.

I also love all your threads. About half of my threads are the large cones so I need a drawer system for my threads, which is now on my husbands honey do list as he has completed our kitchen cabinets and hopefully won't be too long until a roll around thread cabinet will be helping my sewing area to be more organized so it can be more like what your area is looking like it is becoming.

Congratulations on getting your sewing room sorted you are doing a great job. Love the furry assistant, they are such a help.

What a great storage area. Mocha just wants to check everything over.

Your sewing room is looking great. Love the stabilizer holder.

Very nice, great job, this makes it easy when you want to make something! You can see everything.

Wow! I just love your newly organized sewing room. The stabiliser organizer is fantastic - did you make it or buy it? I need one!

Well I have been thinking of trying to do a patchwork quilt square for a challenge BUT after seeing this fabric stash ......I am not sure if I should start. All I need is another addiction!!!!!. Back to just dreaming...... Hugs Marg

Such an incredible kitty!

Excellent over the door holder! Your stash looks great! The noards really do a great job!

You're doing a great job! Love the stabilizer organizer!

Wonderful idea and job! If it meets kitty approval that's all that counts!

Great work you and Mocha have been doing, your stash looks good displayed like that.. don't forget not to wear your self out, it takes as long as it takes. marian

Thanks for posting. I shut my computer down & got to work organizing my own "stash". The kitty is a wonderful touch.
Cindy

Way to go ! ..I see you even got your cat "organized" Lol ? Or is he sooo impresed that everything is so nice cleaned up...

well done you made me think about my own stash of material and i need to get organise you make me jelous enjoy it

wow looking good & I am loving the stabilizer holder but alas my door is already full LOL, Well done. We have poster board that you can buy @ the Dollar stores & cut to size so that might be something to think about as well~hugs~

Love the sewing room. Thank you for sharing, Happy Stitching!!

Love what you have done so far!!! Love the last photo!!!!!!!!!!!

This looks wonderful. However, I think the box for your assistant could be cozier. Also, is he is the most easily accessible spot for petting and attention? Closer to machine? The stabilizer organizer is wonderful.

This is great! How soon can you come to my house??? :)

I just watch the You-tube video from Polar Notions and there was a comment about using Comic book Boards. You get 100 for $10.00. I Googled...Comic book Boards and saw them on Amazon but $14.95. I don't know how much the Polar boards are, but this might be of interest to some of you. I think you could you use large paper clips or bull dog clips (the ones that fold down) to secure the fabric end.
This is the comment I read....

started out with Polar Notions. They are nice, but pricey. After that I went with comic book boards. The are acid free and you can get 100 for $10. Overall I have to say I really prefer the comic book boards. They hold the fabric nicely and the big plus - they aren't as thick so you don't lose shelf space. It adds up when you start thinking about it. I thought about buying some of the other ideas mentioned but I just really didn't want to spend the time cutting them to size. This just works for me.

Looking good. Love the door hanger for stabilizer.

Great JoB!! and I see hyou had a helper too! Suzanne

I love the organization of your fabrics. Most of my stash is yardage and I don't know how these fabric cards would work with 3, 4, or 5 yards wrapped around them. My husband also built me a thread holder. It too is too small and he is thinking of adding to it. Becky

wow, this looks so organized, great job and compliments to you :)

BRAVO!! Good for you. I am much impressed and envious... I see your furry "supervisor" approves also! haha Could you use heavy cardboard slices to wrap your fabrics around instead of investing in more woods? I get the cardboard boxes here from a store (sometimes the liguor store) and cut them to fit...just a suggestion. Happy stitching. Pat

If you live near a store that caters to magazine Comic book collectors. They sell a white card for putting in a bag to support the comic. The sell for about $10 for 50 cards in British Columbia. My friend got me a packet from a store in White Rock.

You inspire me! Looks great! I have used the foam boards from the dollar store and they seem to work well too.

hi, I just ask at walmart or joanne's or most other stores that deal with fabric or lace. my stores love to recycle ,saves them time and money. and I come so often the ladies know me and just call when a box is full. have fun in that sewing room!

Everything looks so neat and I think your kitty approves. Love your stabilizer holder. I have never seen anything like that here in S. Africa.

I love it! You have done an amazing job here. One question> Will it look like this 6 months down the road? I clean and organize " till everything looks good and 6 months later I'm back to where I was in the beginning./Lillian

Nice job. Doesn't it feel great to have everything organized? So much easier to work... Suzannne

Thank you for posting this. After reading all the posts I decided to give the Comic Book support a try since I found the ones from Polar Notions a bit too expensive. I ordered them from Amazon a 100 for $ 10.00 and they work really well. I start and end by tacking the material down with painters tape. Now I am having fun organizing my stash :-)