Well, a goal that relates to sewing that is!
Last year I had planned to "mash my stash". I did use a lot of my stash fabrics but I also realized that if I made a purchase say last week and used it this week I called it using my stash. LOL!
All I can say is...my game ~ my rules!
All I can say is...my game ~ my rules!
Upon giving this deep some thought I decided that this year I would choose three (or so) fabrics from my stash each month, take a photo of them and try to use each of them in a project by month's end.
Again...my game ~ my rules!
My Rules
1. I can use some or all of the fabric
2. They can all be used in the same project or they can be used individually
3. I can use them in any project any way I want
4. If I don't use them that month I will put them into a 'special box' and if they haven't been used by the end of the year I should donate or give them away (maybe ~ remember, these are my rules for me!)
5. I will try really hard do my best to use a wide range of the fabrics in my stash; from ugly fabrics to my most coveted favorites
6. This does not mean that I cannot buy more fabric for my stash
Now that the rules are in place (and subject to change) here is a photo of the fabrics I have picked for March.
Pink fabric = 1 yard
Green fabric = 3/4 yard
Large floral fabric = 1 yard
Stay tuned to see where any one of these may show up!
On another note, today I did a little Spring decorating. My 'secret sister' sent me this wonderful runner and I just had to put it out with my bunnies and chicks!
And then, I organized a drawer in the office for my ribbons.
That felt good!
Tonight I have some hand sewing to do and some paperwork to finish for my husband's business...it's Tax Season madness I tell you!
Happy Sewing!
Colleen
2 comments:
Hahahaha! Colleen, you crack me up with "your" rules! Love your concept and looking forward to seeing your progress:)
~Cindy
I like this interesting method you have devised to reduce your stash!
I need to come up with a plan too (one I can stick with) lol.
What a pretty table runner - your Spring display looks so lovely on top of it!
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