I'm going to keep your message, so when my husband asks me what I plan to do with my fabric, I can show him your note about your stash and he won't ask me again! I thought I was bad having 2 kits untouched - 80???? Wow, lucky girl!!
How do you choose what to do next?

You've got enough to open your own quilt shop. Can I come visit???

I am 72yrs old and if I lived to be 172yrs still would never use up my fabric.

you guys are nuts.....I have a small stash, but most of my fabric now has a name and a home.

I always think of a beautiful quilt that I would make for my kids and grandchildren when I look at fabrics. Now that I am retired, I thought I have all the time to sew and do whatever. That's wishful thinking because I also love to travel and visit my kids California and Denver. I have fabrics stacked up. Each kit are quilts to be made for a special grandkid. I think something is really wrong with me. My husband said that I needed fabric intervention. There's something about fabrics that I have to have it. You're not alone and to me it is perfectly "NORMAL"

Golly .I have a very small amount but would love lots more .What stops me is lack of cash . I share a house with my daughter and disabled SIL so there isnt much money to spare . but at least we are happy together, things could be SOOOOOOOO much worse. At present I am using sraps for the local childrens hospice and that in it self is giving me great pleasure.So enjoy your stash and good luck to find more !!!!!!!!!!

me too, me too!!!!

Oh let's not EVEN go there!!! LOL

I know it is a bad thing to be jealous, but I am jealous in a good way thinking of all of the lovely foster kid quilts I could make for less fortunate kids if I had a fraction of some of your stashes.

I notice that your location is western Ohio. I'm in Indiana and I go to Columbus on a regular basis as my best friend lives there. I'd be HAPPY to shop in your store any time you say!!!