
In Becca's words:
To begin I purchased one of these three drawer units from Michaels for around $10.00, a package of small black hair rubber bands and purchased a sheet of mat board which I cut down into pieces measuring 2.5" wide by 2" high. I decided on the matboard because I found cardboard bobbins you can purchase at the craft store to be too small and too flimsy. I divided the drawers into four sections by putting in three 13" pieces of matboard and anchoring them with tape. I rolled all my ribbon that were lengths of 5 yards and less onto the bobbins that I had cut. Now, just a warning, the rolling of the ribbon takes a little bit of time. I saved it by rolling when I was watching TV and even carried a small bag of ribbon and bobbins in the car to roll while I was waiting in the car or at the doctor office.
There are even more ideas on how to store ribbons.

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5 comments:
More great tips!!! I love the 1st one and think that it is very do-able for me.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing such ideas found on the web. Me encantan y me dan muchas ideas para organizar mi sala de scrap(pues solo una pequena parte de mi habitacion.
feliz pascua.
Karine
now that is a great idea :)
How bout using this as a storage unit. A folding rolling cart that you can use to pack away your items.
http://www.versacart.us
Love Becca's idea, didn't want to stick pins in my ribbon causing runs and tape just never works. This I am going to try!
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