What all do we collect(other than fabric?)
#111
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Rocks. Whenever one of my children go somewhere on vacation, I ask them to bring me a small rock. I label it with the date and where it came from and who gave it to me. My youngest son also brings me curiosities like unusual seeds, snail shells or other oddities when he goes to Central and South America. It is sort of my way of traveling.
#114
I recycle my books ! If I didn't I have needed to move even more than I have. I collect trail of painted ponies, but they must be low number and resin. Also collect memories, special friends of any age, ideas and Places I have lived !
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Originally Posted by Caroline S
Rocks. Whenever one of my children go somewhere on vacation, I ask them to bring me a small rock. I label it with the date and where it came from and who gave it to me. My youngest son also brings me curiosities like unusual seeds, snail shells or other oddities when he goes to Central and South America. It is sort of my way of traveling.
#117
snow globes, longaberger baskets (I stopped collecting these 2 things), and now just fabric and dust...I am trying to use my stash for new projects....and I looking into buying an air purifier to help suck some of the dust out of the air.
#118
I had the first Barbie they ever made and I didn't really play with dolls so mine was in pristine condition.. when I realized they were collectors items I went home to get mine and My mother threw it out!
#119
I went through several collection stages - clowns, matchbook covers, cows (in the kitchen), postcards, baseball cards (gave these away), occupied Japan objects, then I discovered fabric. Fabric is the only collection that lasted. Still have most of the others, might add to them once in awhile, but fabric is tops.
#120
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I collect old postcards; those that are from places I've lived or visited and they must have people in them. They generally are from the turn of the century (1900). They fit nicely in special notebooks. Books, which I use to collect, now get recycled at the our lending library since we live in a small house. Then there are the fossils, the rocks from various places visited, cookbooks (both DH and I love to cook and try new recipes), and we used to collect sets of dishes when we entertained more. Now my passion is fabrics, and more fabrics!
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