There's no way to move the bookcase with my fabric stash unless I remove the fabric. And since I already know installing the new floor will create dust, I want to keep my stash CLEAN, so I put them in the large plastic bins. Good thing I had emptied them.
Haven't seen THIS in a long time. So where is the stash?
It's in the dining room. I actually had to go to the big box hardware store and get MORE big bins.
I have given a lot of thought to where I am going to put the stuff that normally lives in the studio while work is being done. You'll see over the next few days. I've also planned menus that require minimal cooking and preparation while work is underway.
And yes, I am fully aware I have WAY TOO MUCH FABRIC. What's a gal gonna do?
MAKE MORE QUILTS!!!!
Hmmmm, I don’t think that’s way too much fabric. I mean does a painter ever think they have too much paint?
ReplyDeleteNah. That's maybe 1400 yards? I estimate that because I had a large tub like that and measured the contents as I folded it onto a new shelf. 143 yards.
ReplyDeleteNo such thing as too much fabric. Or in my case yarn!
ReplyDeleteI agree. Never too much fabric
ReplyDeleteAn artist needs materials to work with - in our cases, that happens to be FABRIC! When I moved mine from one room to another after DH retired and gave up his home office, I was shocked at how much fabric I had on the shelves. And yes, the solution is make more quilts (fondling that fabric all the way).
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