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If it is for quilting then I collect it, any age, any condition. Must be mad,.
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I have another collection - it is sssooooo shameful... I collect piles of unfinished projects. I just got done cleaning up my sewing room - there are piles... shame shame shame...
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Like Jan and others....printed 'stuff', books (I worked in the trade so you can guess how many I have:)), ephemera of all sorts....and now of course all things quilting (especially fabric). I also collect skulls (representational mainly), I try and not go 'overboard', I watch 'hoarders' clips on you tube and that keeps me in line.....I'm also a bit of a clean freak, so hopefully my kids won't find me dessicated under a pile of debris one day:).
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The one thing I collect that doesn't take up much space is memories and I try my hardest to give some to my DGKs.
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Originally Posted by Quilterfay
(Post 7026310)
Oh I hear you on that. I think paper reproduces itself. Where does it all come from? My house would be neat if I could get rid of all the paper. Lol
I must collect rulers as I was digging threw tubs in our 5th wheel I came up with 16 different rulers/wedges. That doesn't include the tub I have of them under the trailer. The PAPER! and I thought computers would eliminate paper, and it seems that we have more of it than ever! My DH especially keeps paper. We can't seem to get it into the file drawers, which are all full anyway! |
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