Old 06-07-2013, 11:42 AM
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petthefabric
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Option #1. Do you have any quilting partners living close? When no one's home stuff the car and drive to your quilting partner's. A couple loads should do it,,,maybe?

Option #2. Are you absolutely sure they don't already know about your hiding places? At our last move DH & DD packed up all my quilting for the move.....very little comments. They know I have an addiction and can't do much about it, until I'm ready.

Option #3. Unload some-fast

Option #4. Stall. Delay the carpet until fall when the weather is cooler and everyone's attitude (especially the workers-everyone will want them to do their best work) isn't affected by the heat. You'll have more time to create a plan.

Option #5. Get a large locked storage unit with climate control. This sounds like a new sewing studio. Yeh! A small mobil home or toy hauler with restroom and small kitchenette. Hide the key, hang a sign,
"ONLY QUILTERS ALLOWED."

California Hills are pretty dry this time of year-humidity low, very low. It's called the Golden State for a reason.
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