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    Old 04-29-2010, 01:49 PM
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    Originally Posted by barbgooch
    I agree about fabric collections. Mine keeps growing. Here's just one wall of my sewing studio. I also have 4 other bookcases plus about a half dozen totes and 2 closets full. I've found some wonderful bargains at the thrift store. For example, I found a tropical fish fabric just slung over a hanger at Value Village, with the proper color for 50% off. Paid $8 for it and found out I had 11 yards when I got it home!! Woohoo! Do ya think I'm obsesses at all??? :thumbup:
    oh my... can i move into a little bottom cubby of the shelves there? lol looks like paradise... i wont take up much room :D

    DH always asks if i have enough yet.. i show him these pics and he always reminds me yall have been at it longer than me, and if i dont control it, ill have as much within a month lol
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    Old 04-29-2010, 03:06 PM
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    A friend, who used to be an obsessive quilter, became an obsessive beader and gave me two six-drawer dressers full of fabric, plus about 3 boxes of quilting books and tools. That was 7 years ago, and it's been building ever since. Three years ago, I hit 35 stores in 4 days at our Western Washington Shop Hop, then traveled with my husband through Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Northern California and I hit 27 more. There went two month's salary! I still have people just giving me fabric as well. Oh, the life of a fabricaholic!!!
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    Originally Posted by barbgooch
    I agree about fabric collections. Mine keeps growing. Here's just one wall of my sewing studio. I also have 4 other bookcases plus about a half dozen totes and 2 closets full. I've found some wonderful bargains at the thrift store. For example, I found a tropical fish fabric just slung over a hanger at Value Village, with the proper color for 50% off. Paid $8 for it and found out I had 11 yards when I got it home!! Woohoo! Do ya think I'm obsesses at all??? :thumbup:
    WOW I couldn't imagine that much STUFF. I keep hoping I live long enfu to use up all I have. But my stash is nothing compared to yours

    Love it. and so neat
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    Old 04-29-2010, 03:17 PM
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    Originally Posted by MadQuilter
    Do I need a reason? I'm 52 - if I want a stash - I'll get a stash, Goshdarnit! lol
    I totally agree (although I wish I could say I was only 52!). I don't need to justify my stash to anyone It's mine, mine, mine.
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    Old 04-29-2010, 03:47 PM
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    I sewed for the public and for HGTV for many years and I will die with the most fabric!!!
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    Old 04-29-2010, 04:04 PM
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    Someone already said it - it is an addiction and with the hours I work now I will be saving it for retirement. I have been trying to buy less, but that is not working too well!
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    Old 04-29-2010, 04:11 PM
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    My sentiment exactly
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    Old 04-29-2010, 04:36 PM
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    I can't buy fabric, the only fabric I have is what the wonderful men and women on this board has sent me, so no I my sewing space dose not look like a store. God bless. Penny
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    I am just addicted to fabric & I love it! Makes you feel good to look at all the colors & patterns.
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    Another reason for accumulating:
    I can't die til it's all used ... my bid to immortality or denial of the possibility of my demise.
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