How do you call your stash?
 

Just wondering.

Does anyone calls her/his stash any other way than stash?

I call it "my seed box"

It's simply my fabric, or my stash.

Just my stash, but right now I'm calling the top shelf(mostly scraps) my mess because I've been digging in it and it's a big mess! Holding up production too, need to get over there and straighten it up, then maybe I'd be more inclined to either finish a UFO or start yet another project!

No, I never have named anything to do with my quilting.

Treasure box, Collection

My stock pile

I call mine "The Hoard"

I have a tiny little amount of fabric, by choice, and call it "fabric"

Sometimes I call certain portions "the Museum" but the rest is mostly called "Chaos".

My fabrics, or my stash. On occasion, some fabrics are called "time to go"-as into a project, or elsewhere~;)

My stash closet mostly to my hubby. Although it is scattered into the spare room on the bed these days. After the charity sewing is finished, I will clean it all back up and put it away into a tub. You see there are things I keep separate that are donations of started items and fabric for the diabetes auctions. I have to spread them out on the bed and prioritize them to stay focused.

...the pantry.

I keep mine downstairs in my old canning cupboards..the kids and DG kids call it " the store".

My rainbow hoard.

My precious............lol for anyone who is familiar with Lord of the Rings! My husband gets a kick out of it.

My Investment! Fabric has gone way up in cost than when I bought what is in my stash.

Investments....I am now cashing them in before buying new fabrics:)

Here stash, here stash

my "Inventory"

That was my first thought too LOL

I am sorta with Latrinka....I call a lot of mine a mess right now! Speaking of calling things other names, my about to be 4 GD calls my sewing machine the kilting thing!

My Gold mine.

My treasure trove...if anyone dares go near, they'd better be careful! Lol

I say, "Here, stashy stashy.... here stash!"

(Sorry... couldn't resist!)

LOL. When I saw the title I thought it was a typo and you were asking "how do you CULL your stash?" I've really been trying to do that lately but I just can't seem to part with any of it. How does everybody else cull their stash when it starts to take over your sewing room?

My savings account. Because it's like having money in the bank.

My children's inheritance.

I had to smile when I saw your analogy - what with all the jelly rolls and turnovers and layer cakes and jolly bars... honey buns and whatever else Moda is trying to sell us through our stomachs, it's a natural :thumbup:

For me, it's my treasure hoard!

When I'm in a good mood I call my stash, "my babies". Not so good mood, "pile of crap"!

Same here along with stash.

Call them my "freebies" .

Private Textile Collection

Resource Center (borrowed that name from someone else.)

"Stash" is the only word I have ever used.

I've named all my cars I've owned, but never thought of naming the fabric collection. I'd have to have two categories: Modern and Historical. Modern I've purchased and the Historical is material collected and passed down from my Mother, Grandmother and a few precious pieces from my Great Grandmother! Same with the sewing patterns!

How do I call my stash? Hey stash, hey stash, hey little stash. Just could not pass up this opportunity. Stash, I call it my stash. My kids call my quilting stuff my "crack." They say I am as addicted as any crack head and even refer to my magazines as "Mom's crack." Those silly kids!

This sounds awesome. I'd LOVE to see your 'historical' stuff....

best part of having the historical fabric, my Great-grandmother was 59 when I was born, so she was very into the modern fabrics (of the time). I have at least 2 or 3 yards that are really slinky, knits that are blinding brights. (late 50's, early 60's) No good for quilting, but very fun to threaten my very conservative daughter with! I also have a 3 or 4 yard cut of bright blue cotton with flocked daisy's on it. I remember having dresses out of similar fabrics, so the granddaughter may yet get a top. It's been protected from moisture and bugs, so it will be fun to work on a small piece of it. Then I save the rest for HER grandchildren! Hmmm, maybe a 3rd category, "Pass it ON"!