BCW Magazine Backing Boards 8.5" x 11" – 100 Pack | 24pt Acid-Free Boards for Comics, Fabric Storage, Crafts & Collectibles | Precision Cut for Archival Protection

This is definitely thicker and more sturdy than poster board. Great for wrapping fabrics around and storing vertically on shelves. Acid-free, so good for fabric storage long-term. Get some plastic shirt clips separately to secure the ends of the fabric on the board --and it is a lot more cost effective to do it this way than to buy all-in-one kits which have less boards and are more expensive. I've gone through 200 boards now and am ordering more! I'd say minimum 1 yd of fabric per board, maximum ??? yards of fabric --I've put up to maybe 7 yards of a fabric around a board, and it still holds just fine. Recommend!

I have been wrapping my quilt fabric on these cards for the last five years and it was the best thing I've done lately for my quilting hobby. The fabric is easy to access as I can just flip through the colors to find what I need, and the cards keep the fabric from getting wadded up and wrinkled. Not only that, it looks fantastic!I have as little as a quarter yard up to four yards on a single card. The cardboard is rigid enough to easily wrap the fabric round it, although the boards are not rigid enough to stand on their own. They work best when there are several on the shelf.

These offer great protection and work just as described. Sturdy, but not too thick for easy storage. The size works for most current magazines.Before ordering, double check the size of your magazine sleeves/bags to ensure proper fit. You don’t want to inadvertently purchase the exact same sized bags/sleeves as your backing boards because they wont fit and they will tear your sleeves. Your backing boards should be smaller than the sleeves/bags.

Just as described great packaging

As with so many others reviewing this product, I purchased these for organizing my quilting fabric, and they have given my sewing room a whole new look. While the weight is pretty equivalent to most cereal boxes, it would take a lot of breakfasts (and tedious cutting to size) to get enough box cartons ready for what this little package provides, already cut and ready to go.Some reviewers have mentioned that the boards seem too light weight for fabric, but the key is simply not to wrap the cloth too tightly the first couple of turns. Since the size is just right for the typical 44-45 inch fabric, just fold the cloth in lengthwise quarters, lay fabric and backing board on a flat surface and proceed to wrap up the cloth.One other point--these also make great backings for printed out photos you may want to send in the mail, even an extra layer for putting behind a cross stitch or other craft picture before framing. Lots of versatility for a relatively low cost...and easily reusable.

I've been purchasing this size/brand magazine boards for a few years now. It works beautifully for keeping my fabric in order, easily accessible, and nicely pressed.

I am using these to wrap my fabric around and organizing them. I only gave 4 stars since I have to use 2 or 3 for each fabric depending on yardage. They fit perfect in my cubicles from closet maid. For the fat quarters I measure 5 inches up, score and fold. I will order more to finally get my fabric under control. I attached a pic

work great