SmickChick

I saw the funniest thing on a quilter's blog: "The Stash Report." At first I thought it was an inventory listing of her stash yardage; much like a Balance Sheet. Nope, it was a Statement of Stash Flow! Fabric in, fabric out. Maybe we should all treat this quilting activity as a business; produce a balance sheet, statement of stash flow, and an income statement. Of course, the most difficult would be the income statement, as our quilting gifts are priceless!

Any pin pushers out there ready to take on the business statements???

erstan947

NO!!!! quilting is my escape from the rest of the world. I want NO accountability Keep us posted on how this works for you....lol

gabeway

I agree with erstan947. Not always knowing what I 'll find is what I love about stash.

valleyquiltermo

NO, No and No again. I would be to upset to know what I spend on my favorite hobby, LOL

Quiltngolfer

No accountability for me! I have enough trouble keeping up with my UFO's. My quilting is no business. I never make a penny from quilts. This is all just for fun and the love of giving.

SmickChick

That's what I love about shopping at thrift stores. It's the hunt!

DebraK

nope. Those details don't matter to me.

Teeler

Found 'stash' I suppose is a lot like finding a buck in the laundry, huh? Cuz I get WICKED excited about a buck in the laundry

patricej

i wouldn't dare try that.
i'd be so covered in red ink that some er doc would be sure i needed stitches somewhere. LOL

mighty

That is a scary thought!