Connie

first stash buster finished.. Small but it is a beginning. This is a Christmas present for DS and DIL. Their favorite picture.

Carrie Jo

Sorry, count me out on this one.

great aunt jacqui

I am in , I may falter, but I am in! This moratorium is a must for a lot of us the way the economy is and our ages on fixed income. The LQS will not miss me, neither will jo anns. With our stashes we will survive and accomplish so many of our WIPs. We can use up holiday fabric all year for gifts next year.
This will be a challenge. I am going to make a sign for my closet
that says. " I am closed for all new fabric" and on the other side will say "Open for browsing, feeling, choosing, and it is all for FREE. enjoy, take your time be happy.

AnneT

YES please :), count me in. Although I don't have a huge stash at all, I have the feeling of having enough. There's at least enough fabric for 5 or 6 quilts, so I'd like to join you for 6 months. Maybe I can make it until November, we'll see?

Thank you for the challenge!

LucyInTheSky

I did this for 2010. I definitely cut down on what I was buying (being unemployed and then under employed from June 2009 - July 2010 helped) but I couldn't give it up all together. But I did very well :D

Willa

I think you have a good idea. If our grandmothers/great grandmothers could see how much most of us have now they would probably wonder if they were in a store. To think they used anything they could get their hands on like flour and feed sacks and now......all I can say is we are blessed!

Olivia's Grammy

So if we fall off the wagon, there will be help for us? :lol:

Julie in NM

Just pick you self up and start over. (Just like the FOOD diet, right?)

Julie in NM

Digging thru stash before going to work. Need to find backing for quilt that needs to be done by 12/20. Top is done just found a home for it so need to get going.

AnnaK

Yes, we will not judge you and will encourage you to come back to the flock!