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| my stuff |
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| a box with scissors and cheap, fat quarters |
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| this is a box full of kona solids that I use for the simply solids bee |
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| this is one of the many scrap bags that I have. When I start a new project, I put all of the featured fabrics into a plastic bag so that I have all of the fabrics together. |
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| this is a box of fat quarters (there are also a few fat eighths of Glimma). I have some Geekly Chic mustaches and Riley Blake Chevrons and some other stuff in there. It's all in a jumble, but I know where it is. |
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| close up of the fat quarter box. I can see some Architextures hiding in there... |
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| this is an important bag - this is my stash of charm squares - I have some solids and some Oh Deer and Bungle Jungle and Mod Century and Simply Color and some batiks, too. |
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| this is a box that holds project/scrap bags and the little yardage that I have. You can see some Star Trek fabric there in the center. |
Thanks to Sarah at Sarah Quilts for letting me come clean about my little stash - it's not the size of the boat, but the motion of the ocean (I think I've heard that before...) Link up if you want to show off your fabric hording skills.
I want a stash of charm squares! Love this!
ReplyDeleteI'd much rather have a good variety of smaller cuts than having to buy half yards all the time. I laughed a little at the Goat-Dog comment lol
ReplyDeleteFat eighths! I'm sayin'. Why aren't there more fat eighths out there? Or fat eighth swaps? It's my current favorite cut. I bought a bundle of Lizzy House fat eighths last winter and I made a whole quilt out of them and am still riding high on the scraps. Thanks for showing us your stash! I see lots of pretties there.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - glad to see someone else's stash isn't enormous and beautifully arranged :-)
ReplyDeleteAwesome, Green! I love that you have a charm square collection- I think precuts are so fun and I wish more companies would do them. It's a great way for us online shoppers to get to see a collection without committing. And it is absolutely hilarious that you need to keep your fabric away from your goat-dog. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a good online friend. :)
That's a great stash! I think I would buy for projects if there were any good fabric stores locally. Two weeks waiting on shipping is too long when I get the urge to stitch LOL
ReplyDeleteBetter a goat-dog who eats your fabric than a leaky cat who pees on it! Guess which problem I have... Not pleasant. LOL
ReplyDeleteI see that you have some star trek fabric in your box...me too, I made my mum a kindle cover with it :-) Great minds think alike - i saw your post from today :-)
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