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Organize your fabric stash with a fabric brochure.
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Step 1Before you begin, you will need to download the page pdf above and print this out on to thick paper or card, make 15 of these initially.
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Step 2Designate a page per colour and colour in a tab on the right with that colour. One tab per page.
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Step 3Cut off the remaining tabs that you did not colour.
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Step 4Cut a small square from your fabric.
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Step 5Stick this to the page and write in it's details below: fabric type, fabric colour, amount you have in your stash and where you bought it from.
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Step 6Label the fabric with a code, and then place a tab on to the fabric with the corresponding code. Continue this with the rest of your fabric.
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Step 7Make pages for all the colours and use any remaining tabs for things like felt, ribbon and trimmings.
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Step 8Now, download the <a href="/photos/howto/misc/fabricbrochure/cover.pdf">cover pdf</a> and print this out on to coloured card. Place this on the front of your brochure and a second, blank bit of card, at the back.
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Step 9Punch holes through the entire stack and slip on a couple of jump rings. Now you're ready to get organized.
Thank you so much
<a href="http://www.thinkingcloset.com/2013/06/06/filing-fabric-a-fabric-organization-round-up/">Filing Fabric & A Fabric Organization Round-Up</a>
Cheers,
Lauren
The Thinking Closet