shasta5718

Iave always bought a lot of bobbins. I find it much easier to have a color I need ready when mending. Just lazy I guess.

sak658

Love all my vintage sewing items...can't pass up a wooden thread spool...have probably a 1000 or more...

Wanabee Quiltin

Me too! I just love washing it and having it sparkle on my kitchen window sills.

madamekelly

Me too. My toothbrush holder is one of the 50's era china girl planters. I just live the jewel bright colors. I am also fascinated by art glass. There are little sparkles of it all over my house.

JanieH

Love those cute little embroidery scissors. I have been keeping them in a drawer but am thinking about getting a pretty board that I can mount and display them on. Hopefully this will accomplish two things: one, free up a drawer and two, maybe if I see them all, I won't feel like I have to keep buying them. Maybe.

mim

flash drives -- but they are great if you want to send a lot of pix . We divide our time between east and west coast so I use a flash to take my pix to put in the "other" computer. I like to have my pix as screen savers randomly.
Mim

Donna Bates

I rescue vintage linens. It began in my teens and after my mom, mom in law and step-mom all left their stashes to me it expanded greatly. Every now and again I just pull my rolling chair to the chest and finger these lovely reminders of home and family - ties of love. I use them as much as I can and get more pleasure laundering and ironing them. My daugh has the bug, too.

Reba'squilts

I am addicted to scissors. I think it stems from having young children many years ago and only having one scissors in the house. Could not keep the sewing scissors private property. Have many now!!

gramajo

Before I had to downsize, I collected ceramic animal banks. There were so many different animals in addition to dozens of piggy banks. They were so much fun setting around the house. I sure wish I'd saved a few of the more unusual ones.

1screech

Sewing machines, scissors, patterns, fabric, and anything else related to quilting or embroidery! You are not alone.