cmilton

I will . I am having fun shopping my stash. I am also trying to get less of everything else.

nanac

I have LOTS of little pieces ( 1/4 yd or in some cases, only a few inches) I will be happy to help get rid of it, just tell me where to send some. I currently have 2 quilts cut out, and working on cutting 2 more, ans still have more fabric than I can use in a year. If you have a particular color in mind, I seem to havce lots of blues, greens, purple and maroons.

jme

I've already made (and broken) this promise to myself. I will try very hard but, I'm a sucker for remnants. My stash is huge. Most of it was inherited from my grandmother and other folks but, I am quickly running out of room and storage.

cindygale

i will join. started a string quilt last week using up my scraps and will join the stash buster. i have so much fabric that i am going to pull out some quilts to make useing my stash. i will need to buy some white on white tho. dd gave me a gift card for christmas so will use it for that. i also got some fabric for Christmas. i did see that thread is going to go up also so i prob will buy some. love making the string quilts but sure seams like i go thru alot of thread.
so put me on the list...
cindy :thumbup:

Annz

That is a very hard commitment to make.

Lynnc

I wish I could. I'm being squeezed out of my sewing room. I have too many piles of fabric to get to other piles. I just don't think I could do it. My car just takes over and drives itself to Joann's. My memory isn't what it once was because I say no more fabric, then forget that and buy more.

galvestonangel

I am in. I need to save for my trip next May.

nonnie60

Sure count me in.

Hobbyhorse1027

Count me in!

justflyingin

I did manage to get a whole box of fabric (bigger than an apple box) for $20 at a flea market. Actually, it was a plastic tote--the Rubbermaid size (long, you can use it for luggage on the airplane)--the $20 included the tote too, which by itself is around $20 at Walmart new. Of course I bought it! I felt like I stole it. It was full of cottons--quilting cottons. :) I'm sure it was less than .25/yard.