Ms Elaine Va

Oh thank you, thank you. I will start right after the Hampton Roads Quilt Show and before I go to Lancaster, Pa

But I will do this by the end of March. Please help me keep this goal.

debbieumphress

That looks so do-able. LOL. Thanks for sharing. Love your room. Looks like a quilter's creative room to me.

MoMiMi

Hang in there girl!

Grandma Libby

Good grief - I just need to come shop at your house! You're getting there...

samsews

It's just my opinion,but I think you should keep all of your fabric. At least until you get your sewing room cleaned up. Then you can sit back and take a look at what you have ,what you don't like and what you would not like to work with. You're doing great with your organization. Don't forget those pop and chip breaks, they fuel the body. Most fabric shops will give their empty bolt boards away,if you ask. They just toss them away cause all their fabric comes in already on bolt boards. That might not be what you call them in your area,that's what we call them here.

cheryl rearick

very proud of you and your making GREAT headway. One step at a time will do it. (((hugs)))

debbieumphress

You know, I have to say this. I do not want to keep it all because of a good reason. I don't like to say it because I think it might give me bad karma but....I won't possibly be able to use it all in this lifetime. That's why I started getting rid of it to begin with. I decided to de-stash so my family does not have to handle it down the road. The rest of my house has been gone thru and I gave my family/kids/ grandkids what I wanted them to have. Just no quilters old enough to want this room. LOL. So when this room is done, I will feel like mission accomplished. I have a few medical issues and this is on my bucket list of to do's. Just sayin'. There will come a time when I cannot do as much, I can do this now...so off I go. :thumbup:

debbieumphress

I am going to have this post locked if I can so I don't consume the whole front page and just update with new topic. Thank you all.