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Yes, I plead guilty as charged. :mrgreen:
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Originally Posted by almodent
i couldnt help but notice your avatar is beautiful are those eggs kime komi or temari and if they are did you make them i just started and im really afraid to attempt detailed temari thanks for any response maureen
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It's NOT a problem dearie, go forth and buy. With a large stash, you won't have to run out and search for fabric when you want to begin a new project - unless of course you want to LOL
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There is NO cure for your ailment..no pill you can take..the only thing I know that helps..is to buy more with really neat storage boxes..lol..welcome to the board..from Arizona !!
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We all do we will never run out of fabric but just in case we can buy some this week altho we probably don't know what we are going to sew with the new fabrics. I used to say I would have to live to 105 to use mine all up but it has grown some since than I do love to share with others and let them pic a color out of mine to go with theirs. So come on by.
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Originally Posted by Termi
HI, I'm totally new to quilting and have only finished one wall hanging. I'm blown away by the gorgeous fabrics out there and want to buy them even if I don't have a project in mind for them. I know it's called stash building but I may have gone overboard. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Originally Posted by 1227Granny
But, do any of you actually "go through your stash" before starting a project or just buy more for a project?
And, of course, there are the fabrics that are toooo pretty to cut up so they get petted alot. LOL Enjoy |
Oh don't say that Whinnytoo,cause I think I'm doomed. I think I'm more of a buyer and collecter than a doer. I'm in trouble I think. How to make myself cut into the fabric is a BIG road block.
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