The frustrating search for the remaining yarn for my sweater has made it crystal clear - I have TOO MUCH STUFF! My fabric stash is not only in my sewing room, but also in our storage unit and on shelving in the garage. It's more than I need, and more than I can probably ever use. As a scrap quilter, I rarely reach for yardage when it is time to make a quilt (reaching instead for pre-cut squares and strips), and as one who never wants to piece a backing (reaching instead for a wide backing), my yardage just sits and sits, appreciated, but not utilized.
It's time to let more of it go. I started with the floral drawer, and pulled out 10 one-to-three yard cuts to put in
my ETSY shop. Within hours, it started selling. Bye-bye, beloved fabric...
On a happier note, I found a few moments to sew during my whirlwind weekend. I'm up to 20 completed On Ringo Lake blocks, I'm up to date with my Temperature Quilt blocks, and I love the way the Flutterby quilt is coming along.
Here's hoping I find even more time this busy work week for both de-stashing AND sewing.
I'm linking up with
Oh, Scrap and
Monday Making.
