/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

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>>9434766
Mosquito netting. But Bed, Bath, and Beyond has a glow in the dark hanging net/canopy on sale that looks just like that one at. IKEA also has some.

>>9419367
Spring/tension rods and clips/hooks to hold paper and thin items. Ribbon holders. Mount small curtain rods on the bottom of shelves to have more space to hang items.

>>9420385
Google 'Pet Net'. It comes with drywall screws, just position them very far apart so the net won't hand down very much even under a great deal of weight. The closer the corners of this corner mesh stuffie hammock, the more sag you'll encounter.

>>9423885
IKEA is the answer to every question in this thread.

>>9443015
Source?

>>9191056

I keep all my stuff in a closet, and my sewing machine on an old sewing machine (the kind that "tuck" into table) with a chair in an open space, I use the old sewing machine's table's drawers to keep chalks, pins, measuring tapes, ect. The hard thing I find is finding somewhere to spread out fabric.

Some cute boxes from the dollar store hold bias tapes/zippers/ect ect that I keep on the top shelf, thread hanging on the inside door, hangers hold current projects. I have a closet organizer thing (the hanging ones) that I use the shelves to store fabrics and such for current projects, and keep patterns in the "drawer" part. Floor has two of those cheap walmart drawers with the 3 sections that I keep fabric scraps in, and there's a small open space left that I put rolls of vinyl and interfacing. I keep a small cup with my scissors in it next to my sewing machine as well. Floor length mirror moves around but I usually put it in front of the closet door if I have everything out I need, and dress form usually stands next to the sewing machine.

Pic isn't my space, but still cute.

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>>8315851
Having things in containers helps to contain the clutter....
I feel as though it is best to label boxes and put specific things into each one, albeit being a bit expensive (depending on where you go, e.g. the container store). But over time, you will find that the clutter is reduced more and more, considering a lot of us are on a budget as it.

>>8094329
also super cute method for pattern and notion storage