We talk a lot about stocking up on supplies as insurance against the lean times. Well, now's the time for me to dip into my stash and see what I can do with what I've got. Makes me very glad I'm not a one-project-at-a-time, buy-it-when-I-actually-need-it kind of gal!
I haven't bought any fabric since the end of November. If I'd known then what I know now, I might have stocked up on a bolt of white muslin and looked for some bloody shark fabric, but that's okay. I've got my stash of white sheets to dip into and if I get that top done that's going to need the sharks, I'll be able to come up with a backing.
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That's my goal, too, to use up a good portion of my stash. It's just too darn easy to buy fabric online. I have to use before I buy again!
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ReplyDeleteStash can be translated as "insulation" or "retirement plan." Keep your focus. Bloody sharks? Gotta ask.....
ReplyDeleteI am also looking forward to see your bloody sharks creation....
ReplyDeleteI love to have a stash to pull from. I feel successful if I can make a project out of 75% what I have and 25% new purchases.
ReplyDeleteI agree! I was at quilt shop yesterday and did not see anything I loved more than my established stash, especially at these new prices, yikes! I really want to use what I have!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how much of the "bloody shark fabric" you need.
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