damaquilts

Well I pretty much did that all last year. I used a lot of my stash. I am cleaning out fabric later on once I am more organized. I have prints I probably won't use in a million years.
Is trading ok? I might do that.
I am going to be making pet portraits so will be buying hand dyed fabrics for those. That's a have to.
Other than that I can pledge not to buy any thing I don't need in fabric.

CarrieAnne

LOL, I wish I could, I would save SO much money, but I know I would FAIL!

Lena1952

No Way. I work at a quilt shop - it is impossible!! My red, white and blue stash is used up or currently being used to make Quilts of Valor. Now if I can just get to all the other colors before I add more!

mygirl66

No way, my addiction is not going to let me do that!

cbridges22

You are so right girlfriend!

DeneK

I will join your group. I had already made that agreement with myself. I was really lucky in gathering a lot of fabric last summer at yard sales and thrift shops. Ain't much LQS quality, but quantity is there. LOL! I guess I will be making scrappy quilts. I definitely plan to use from my stash this year and only buy finishing necessities.

kellen46

I am in, I already decided not to buy any more fabric until I clear one shelf. Just let me know where to post and we can all support each other in our stash busting efforts.

Nolee

I'll join too. I'll quit the one on Yahoo groups and join this one because the whole layout of this site is so much more user friendly than Yahoo.

Thanks for starting this.

pattypurple

Count me in. I had already made this decision for myself. Santa (DS & GF) gave me 20 spools of Connecting Threads thread for Christmas, so I'm all set. First order of business is to take everything out of my sewing room and organize it. I know that there are purchases that I've made that I haven't seen since I brought them home.
I need to make baby quilts. Our local group makes them for Birthright and we have a shower in May to donate. Many of them may be string quilts. I have an overflowing tub of strings.
Between this diet and Weight Watchers my life should soon be in complete control (LOL)

Pat

skothing

As I am a bit shy I'll try to explain my reasoning behind this group. I am swimming in fabric I give it to my church and to others in need.I still have about 7,000 yards in my stash. I am planning to sell some on e bay and try to down size. Yes I make about 12 quilts a year and give them away. I have 2 myself. When I have offered to give away fabric to friends I've noticed something unpleasant. I see greed and a grabbing onto everything of any worth by a few people. The hoarding spirit is not a good vision to see in ones friends. Then to see garage sales of beautiful fabric being sold for a quarter a yard by the deceased quilters family made me sick at my stomach. So I ask myself before I buy for my stash is it worth 25 cent at my death? I know not all my fabric will make it into quilts. So unless I am going to use it in a weeks time I am saying no.