You could also extend outward whatever the fabric was hanging on....example if it's attached to the top of the shelfset, put a board on the top shelf (or a few sheets of cardboard/foamcore, whatever's sufficient to support the fabric) that is the same dimensions as the shelf, except extends out as far as you need it to so that the boxes won't make it lumpy. Either affix the board to the top or weight it down sufficiently and that way it could easily be removed later.
And now this thread has given me ideas, because I've been dissatisfied with the clutter on my shelves.
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