100 ways to hide your stash
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100 ways to hide your stash
I just found this I think we can relate to this www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKiiOH5oJfs
I just found this I think we can relate to this www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKiiOH5oJfs
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ha ha ha. The grocery bags were used by my mom when I was a kid. My dad told her that if she brought one more piece in before using what she had there was gonna be a "fight". After that when she brought groceries in (brown paper bags) there was fabric in the bottom. As you put groceries away, she would say oh the rest of that goes in the basement.
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Since my divorce in 2001 I've found that *not* having a DH (not "dear" in my case) to have to explain things to has made my quilting life a lot easier.
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LOL - my DH plans motorcycle or car road trips that detour around quilt shops. Paducah Quilt Show, Fons and Porter Shop, Batesville Arkansas for Marshalls, Hammilton, Mo. for Missouri Star, etc... Our DH's are enablers!
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