how i roll fabric for my fabric wall - tips and tricks tutorial diy with secret product

in this video i show how i roll fabrics onto boards

I make and sell wide elastic XL scrunchies, standard size scrunchies and hair bows!

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Taylah Rose
PO BOX 257
Glengarry VIC 3854
Australia

A lil about me:
Im a 25 year old from Gippsland, Victoria. I started Madebytaylahrose when I was 15 years young. I decided to make a youtube channel to post my tutorials and tips/tricks that Ive learnt being a young entrepreneur over the last 10 years.

Machines:
Industrial Juki DDL - 8000A
Elna experience 550
Elna Air Artist embroidery machine
Singer Heavy Duty 4423
Singer Heavy Duty 4432

Camera
Canon G7X Mark ii

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[Lena-fcfu]

Hi Taylah! I am a 12 year old girl watching this and you are AMAZING! I have been doing a lot of markets and a shop sells my scrunchies... do you have any tips for up-and-coming businesses? 😘

[ChantelleArts]

I always wondered how your fabric wall looks so good 🥰🥰

[dmariebella]

Hi, great video idea. Can you please make a video on how you record your YouTube video's like the process and all the angles when your near the machine please. :)

[Charmsandpearlsbyrea]

OMG!!! I so needed this. I am working on organizing my craft room but I needed a better way to store all my fabric. Thank you for this.

[starbrown]

Great information. I have used cardboard, as well to store my fabric as well. Works really good.

[luckymom]

You are my inspiration please keep up the good work.

[FlyBabyArlette]

So satisfying, and inspiring me to get my fabric stash sorted (I’m a quilter). I’ve just ordered those comic book boards! xx

[michelletillman]

Slightly different question. With wide elastic scrunchies, should I always use non-roll elastic or is the regular type OK. I'm a liitle concerned about it twisting inside the scrunchie. Your videos have been very inspiring. Thank you.