Let's Organize Something Today
02-04-2016, 05:33 PM
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My sewing room is ready for the next project, even ran the vacuum in there today - I got the fabric for the next quilt washed and ready to iron. Now it is time to get serious on this project.
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02-04-2016, 09:13 PM
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Vacuumed in there? You go, girl! LOL. What a great way to start a new project -- organized, clean, and ready for action.
02-04-2016, 09:18 PM
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I organized fabric for a birthday candy swap. Ironed, cut, and labeled 11 stacks of 30 (2.5 inch) fabrics. Have 39 more fabrics to process like this and am enjoying watching some scraps en route to 30 new homes!
02-05-2016, 06:27 AM
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I got some more comic book boards and have been wrapping 1 yard and up fabrics this AM. So nice and relaxing to get my mess more organized. Plus I get to rediscover fabrics I forgot I had. Thanks again Zozee for starting this challenging thread.
02-05-2016, 06:31 AM
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Two boxes of fabrics I would not use out of the door.
I sorted through several others and organized fat quarters.
I emptied out several small boxes and organized the fabrics.
Put bins back that I had pulled out to do projects.
Now I have a box of washed larger scraps by my ironing board to iron. I was given these scraps over a year ago and they got no further then being washed. Hopefully over the next weeks I will get to ironing them and organizing.
Pulled scraps together with my DD for her Farm Girl Vintage Sampler quilt and put them all in a flat plastic bin along with the book. This way both of us can grab the bin and work on the quilt. I am helping her as she hopes to make a King sized quilt.
I sorted through several others and organized fat quarters.
I emptied out several small boxes and organized the fabrics.
Put bins back that I had pulled out to do projects.
Now I have a box of washed larger scraps by my ironing board to iron. I was given these scraps over a year ago and they got no further then being washed. Hopefully over the next weeks I will get to ironing them and organizing.
Pulled scraps together with my DD for her Farm Girl Vintage Sampler quilt and put them all in a flat plastic bin along with the book. This way both of us can grab the bin and work on the quilt. I am helping her as she hopes to make a King sized quilt.
02-05-2016, 10:42 AM
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Was that a 15 minute job or longer? It never takes me as long to organize the bathroom clutter as I imagine. The linen closet, however.....
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