Organizing Embroidery Stabilizers
In my last crafter's cave I had trouble finding enough room for storage. The solution was right there - my walls. I wasn't taking full advantage to all the storage they could offer. So I started looking around to find what I most wanted to be more accessible and that was, without a doubt, my embroidery stabilizers. I searched high and low and could not find anything I really liked. I wanted something that would be functional but also aesthetically pleasing. So I took many ideas and created this organizer. It holds a TON of stuff.
The first one I made had 9 pockets. Not everyone needs that much storage so I created one with only 5 pockets. Then I shared it on Facebook and people kept asking me for the pattern. Well, I wrote one and after several drafts and tweaks, I'm sharing it here. Of course, it isn't only for stabilizers. You could use it to hold so many things - like rolls of vinyl, rulers, cords, taylor clappers, rolled applique mats, and more.
The pattern is written to make the 9 pocket version with instructions on how to modify it if you don't need quite so many pockets. I have also included ideas for other modifications - like using clear vinyl for the pockets so you can see what's in them. I also tell you where I found the embroidery designs I used. So I encourage you to download it, read it all the way through, and then make your own organizer. Put your own spin on it - add your own flair - and then share it! I'd love to see what you make! When you post it on Facebook or Instagram, please tag me @mtspool
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