Anybody have a file cabinet? Use hanging file folders and there's just enough clearance at the bottom to hold a layer of small skeins.
neat new hiding place for your stash
Sep 26, 2007
10 Replies
I never Hide my materials , but i sure am needing storage ,,, my best hiding place now is working hard !!!!! creating things and clearing the stash,,,,, mirjam
ps i use Plastic Office drawers to store embroidery floss , knitting needles , sewing threads, elastic , ribbons , etc... mirjam
I have three four drawer metal filing cabinets, one three drawer and onr one-drawer in my desk, with four other regular drawers.
It's hard even to slide one sheet of paper into any of the hanging files, never mind put anything else in :-( I don't just stash yarn!
But it's a good idea :-)
Mary
>This may seem rather goulish as a place to store yarn, but it works very well. A body bag. No kidding! They're rectangular, very light weight, about 7 feet long, zip on 2 or 3 sides, of a material that resists moisture and slides easily, and will slip under a bed. I suggest that if anybody wants one, contact a friendly funeral director and ask to have a NEW one special-ordered.
Can't you buy the special bags like that which are designed to go under beds? They're transparent and have a fine zip, I use them for bedding and clothing I only use rarely.
Mary
>There isn't any space between the hanging folders and the bottom of the drawer in my cabinet. But I wouldn't want to hide yarn anyway because I would probably forget where I put it. :-)
Ah, a woman after my own heart :-)
Mary
hehehhe. That really made me giggle. I was trying to envision the conversation with a funeral director to explain *why* you would need one of these. :-)
lisa
I have a Butterick pattern cabinet that I bought at a local fabric store that was going out of business. The bottom two drawers are filled with sewing patterns and the top two drawers are filled with yarn. And *still* I've run out of room!
lisa
Yeah... I tend to store yarn the way squirrels hide nuts!
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