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Old 06-03-2024, 06:45 AM
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bearisgray
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My kids are in the "Mom, you need to get rid of this stuff - - This being all things related to sewing -

We moved and I still enjoy going through most of my fabrics - even though I know that I probably won't use them.

I did donate Many Many patterns to the Salvation Army. And cookbooks. Lots of books went to the library. I think it's a pity that they won't take textbooks or encyclopedias.

I am still feeling a bit resentful about the move and about getting rid of some things not by my choice.

i do know that in the "big picture" - of health and all that - it is insignificant.

But still, a rough fingernail can drive me nuts until I fix it. Usually that is not a life-threatening problem. Or take up much space. or take much to fix.

But for those of you that are able to just GIVE/DONATE your fabric to whoever will take it - my greatest admiration.

For the record, over the past years, I have donated cars full of fabric. I'm just getting ornery about being "forced" into parting with it.
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