* This post may contain affiliate links. Please see my full disclosure for more info. * Rulers. Quilting Rulers. You know you have a lot of quilting rulers! Come learn some great ways and how to store quilting rulers.
I am finding myself with more rulers than ever right now! There are the standard ones and recently there has been a surge of specialty rulers. Rulers that help you square up your blocks, make dresden plates, hexagons…you name it there is a ruler for it!
This means that they get in the way, fill up a drawer, end up on the bottom of some random fabric pile and get lost or miss placed. Can you relate?!
Let’s figure out how to store quilting rulers so we can start using them, remembering we have them and NOT buy a duplicate of them! (you know what I’m talking about)
How to Store Quilting Rulers~
Because rulers are different sizes and shapes for that matter finding a solution for storage can be tricky. I have seen them hung by clips, in a crate, or even in a plate hanger on the walls.
Think about using space that you don’t need as well- behind doors, on the sides of counters – peg boards! maybe hanging on the wall under a shelf. They don’t have to be piled up on your counter taking up space you need for cutting.
I have this fancy little wood quilting ruler rack.
Wooden Ruler Rack – buy it here.
Peg holders for your quilt rulers
Here are some more creative ways for storing your rulers- Sew Many Ways
Have a other ideas or suggestions? Let us know!
5 Comments
I store my rulers in an old metal record holder.
I have a plastic 3 drawer system that has deep drawers. I use bottom drawer to hold the smaller rulers and square rulers. I also have a couple hanging on a screw on a wall for the longer ones.
Thanks for the great ideas
I store mine on command hooks on the back of a tall cabinet door.
I cut off a wire coathanger a couple inches from the split (under the hook) and bent each end up. One side is for small rulers, the other for my larger ones. Free!
nancy– smart girl! Great idea! some of the holes on the rulers don’t fit the hooks! So this is a great idea.