Fabric Moratorium 2026
#102
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2021
Location: British Columbia
Posts: 927
I've been neglecting my sewing room and neglecting the QB but other things are just taking priority right now. I'm happy to say I haven't added anything to the stash in this time either. I did a quick read through and am so grateful to you all for keeping this thread and the endeavour to shop stash first alive! I'll sew again, but in the meantime, way to go all of you who are destashing and sharing your stories and pictures here! :-)
#103
Thank you, Gemm. We all go through times and seasons in our sewing and in other parts of our lives too. You are not alone. Pop in and be encouraged and rejoin the journey of "stash first, shop second" when you are ready.
#104
Super Member
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Central NM
Posts: 1,727
This week I have made 5 baby quilts and of the 5 I chose one to finish....AND I DID!!!
Tonight I found enough pieces for a second backing. If all goes well and not too may interruptions, I should have number 2 done by mid Sundary.
I'm having lots of fun digging around finding fab for the top and when the top is done, finding backing. Most of the quilts will have pieced backs and fronts. Downside to this search, is I'm making a HUGE mess in my sewing room.
Is this the price we pay when we are being creative?
Tonight I found enough pieces for a second backing. If all goes well and not too may interruptions, I should have number 2 done by mid Sundary.
I'm having lots of fun digging around finding fab for the top and when the top is done, finding backing. Most of the quilts will have pieced backs and fronts. Downside to this search, is I'm making a HUGE mess in my sewing room.
Is this the price we pay when we are being creative?
#105
Yup that is the price we pay for creativity.....a mess to challenge our determination to not leave our sewing space look like a trash heap, pig stye, a hoarder's paradise or a middle school girl's bedroom. A little clean up and ta-da, you will be ready to go again. Like Karen Brown (Just get it Done Quilts) says, "set a timer for 15 minutes and you will be amazed what you can accomplish."
Would love to see photos if you can make that happen. Always encouragement for the rest of us.
Congratulations on your baby quilt accomplishment!,
Would love to see photos if you can make that happen. Always encouragement for the rest of us.
Congratulations on your baby quilt accomplishment!,
Last edited by WMUTeach; Yesterday at 05:39 PM.

