Fabric moratorium
#32
Originally Posted by MistyMarie
I think I need to do this. I just have way too much fabric. I know, I know... someone is going to say that one can never have too much fabric. Well, I do. I also have too many UFOs. So, I will definitely join in on this.
#36
I'm in. Nearly got through October without anything new, November was scaled way back too. Was thinking about going to Hancock's (50% off everything I want on Thursday), but might not go.
I've got WIP's and planned projects to keep me at my machine for a good long time. At some point some of the lovely fabric I have will be out of fashion, so I want to get caught up.
I've got WIP's and planned projects to keep me at my machine for a good long time. At some point some of the lovely fabric I have will be out of fashion, so I want to get caught up.
#37
I don't think I could do a complete moratorium but I might be able to do a 3 for 1 deal. That is, for every three pieces of fabric stash I use up I get to buy 1 new piece. Use 3 FQs. Get to buy 1. Use 3 yards of stash fabric get to buy 1yard new fabric. I think I might be able to make it 6 months starting now with the exception of Xmas prints to do my stockings I am giving for presents.
So count me in to the stash busters club on the 3 for 1 plan.
So count me in to the stash busters club on the 3 for 1 plan.
#40
How about if I give up exercise...Oh wait, I don't do that. I could give up tv...Hmmm don't do that too much either. I guess I could try, as long as we can buy batting and thread, I've got enough to go for awhile. Of course, those poor little QFK kids will be disappointed. Just kidding. I won't stop sewing for the little guys and any new babies that come in before deadline. :D :D :D Are we supposed to show what we've done from our stash? Maybe SOME of us should show pictures of our stashes before and after.
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