pinecone

On that thought, I take a piece of plastic 9"x14" and fold the fabric on that. Slip out the plastic and put on the shelves. Using 9", you can guesstimate the yardage on hand.

Welllll, I have way more than I really need but they say fiber is good for you. :lol:

piney

DebJ

My stash isn't as large as the one who pose this question. I have a cabinet in my sewing/craft room. I have an army footlocker, 3 med. large totes, 3 med. totes, 3 small totes, two baskets, and several zipper bags from bedding sets of my sister, all this is in the "keeping room." :shock: :lol: Along with some shelves with ceramic bisque and pantry storage. It is somewhat organized but I still find things I forgot I had now and then when looking for something else. :oops: Makes for little surprises!

lin

I dunno Deb. That sounds like a pretty good stash to me! :mrgreen:

dcurvey

I just started quilting a year ago so I have a small stash. Right now alot of blues from my block-a-month quilt, and more from the new magic tiles quilt I just did. Since I share my sewing room with my office I don't have much space. I have started on the walls. My knitting stash is beside the couch in the living room as I knit as I watch tv...the newest one is now scrapbooking so I have no idea where I am going to put all my craft stuff unless I kick my son out of his room!

I'd never do it...who would take out the trash :P

nanabirdmo

there is only one answer to that question:







NOT BIG ENOUGH!!!!!!!!! :twisted: