patdesign

Yes yes and that is because I am always trying to fit in one or two more items, and finding ways to rearrange to fit. Of course I forget where things are and then have to search which once I find what I lost, I have to move things so that I know where to find it. AND SO ON! Its endless!

anniesews

Looks like you could open a fabric store. I envy your space.

SuzyQ

Yep, and that's one room I don't mind cleaning because I get to pet all my fabrics LOL.

Grama Chris

There comes a time & a place where too much is too much because I have had to do this. Have a fellow quilter come over & restart to organize BUT has to get done. I would suggest donating what items you want to give up to a church. Our does Project Linus & Utility quilts & we're always asking for donations to help with the costs, maybe some place around you would appreciate this & you would know it is going to a good cause. Sometimes we can't use what is given & that goes to Good Will so all in all every one is satisfied & it'll be a good feeling that you done this. :)

carolynjo

Wonderful space! Maybe it's time to buy less and sew more to make a dent (tiny) in your stash.

memaw4

Just Fabric,

Yes, I'm always changing my sewing room around! I like change. I sure don't have the fabrics you do, but sure wish I did.......

You should have a BIG sale! Take some pictures, price, post and then sit back and watch the money come in! I'm sure there would be lots of ladies on here, me too, that would love to take some of your fabrics off your hands. Just in time for Christmas too......

Just Fabric

Thanks everyone, I see everyone kinda has the same problems as me. I originally had a 5 bedroom house as each kid moved out I got an extra bedroom for my sewing stuff, then the worst happened, my income changed an I lost the house, I literally had 20 or more trash bags set out on the lawn filled with fabric,(first I had a fabric sale-sold some) but still way too much an I put free fabric on the bags, so sad to let it all go, but I left an went to the store when I came back it was all gone. The next place I rented a 3 bedroom, an had a sewing room, then the owners sold the house an I had to move again only after being there a year, an I ended up in a 2 bedroom upper, but I still had my fabric an then some. Then I started looking for another place after 5.5 yrs. at the 2-bedroom place, I started dating this guy an he said he would find a place an I could be the owner of my own fabric store, (the place I live now has a 4 plus bedroom house with the basement above ground-where the store was suppose to be, although we broke up an the store went out the window, so I am just working on fixing part of the basement now to teach sewing lessons and maybe another spot for my fabric! I have lots of generous people bestow there fabric collections on me and I find fabric everywhere, goodwill, rummage an estate sales- I am addicted! Do they have Fabrics annonamous?

Meme2six

When I was married my sewing room was 12'x16'. Now it's 10'x10'. I sure miss that extra space :(

ManiacQuilter2

Yes, I just moved everything around. NOW, I have to get everything organized.....

Highmtn

LOLOLOL...yes.. you mean like attempting to CLEAN IT?....