Originally Posted by jaciqltznok

now, in my own defense, some of this is stuff I am pulling out to sell....but this is only part of the room!
there is a closet, a wardrobe, another shelving unit and some bolts in a hall closet....

I so need to spend less time on the computer and more time in the sewing room!

Originally Posted by jaciqltznok

OH and you can't see them, but behind me at this angle is 38 boxes with quilts started...all queen size...from classes over the last 5 years....

Originally Posted by Deborah12687

When my Mom past away I ended up with her fabric and I was so over whelmed by how much she had. She lived in a trailer house and boxes were stacked to the sealing every where and just a path like a maze. I wanted to keep all of the fabric as then I had space for it in the garage. We ended up having to move to an apartment when my husband changed jobs and I sold and donated most of my fabric. I did keep 8 totes and since then have added a lot more to my stash. My hubby wants me to sew up what I have and give up the quilting and I told him that will be a cold day in#@!*!!! As long as I can keep things organized he shouldn't complain.

Originally Posted by jaciqltznok

one must also remember that every person who is on QB or who has a stash of fabric is not JUST a quilter! I do love to quilt, I love to design them, I love to learn the history of them, BUT I also teach others to sew, mainly clothing or home decor items! I also teach dying, painting, inking, etc on fabric and have TEST things going on all the time! I also sew Medieval garb and my own clothing and home decor...so what you see is what you would see in ANY seamstresses 10' sq room!

Buttons, trims, notions, art supplies,, all have their places and for the most part they are in them....it is the fabric that is like herding cats at the fish market...has a mind of its own I think!