Retail therapy is _out_ !
I am trying to organize my fabrics and all, to make us ready for a possible sale of our house and a possible move to an apartment, at best, half the size of our house. House = 1900 square feet / 180 square meters
I am overwhelmed and under-impressed with all that I find (and myself) here - the photo just showing a fraction of it all!
Since end of April last year, all I have bought are about 2 meters, but since I broke my foot last summer, I have not been very active at the sewing machine …..
The surgeon said the healing of the foot could take up to 1 year, and she was right.
Trough this year I have grown to prefer hand piecing, stitchery and knitting even more than before, so much more than sewing machine work.
It does not make much of a dent in my fabric collection though.
These lovely spring fabrics - the before mentioned 2 meters, I bought at Lappemakeriet March 5th.
In a new apartment, the Quilt Corner will have to shrink to about half of what it is today….. no storage here there and everywhere……
I can do it!
Wishing you a creative day,
wherever you are!
Hanne
I do a lot by hand also and the fabric doesn't move quickly does it. I need to stop buying also and use what I have. Good luck in apartment hunting and selling the house
ReplyDeletebeautiful fabric, good luck
ReplyDeleteOh yes, it can be done. I had to do it 3 years ago, and now I am happy in my new (much smaller) work space :-) Good luck!
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Good luck with the fabric reducing. Once it's accomplished, you probably won't miss that fabric at all. Just a tip, there is plenty of room under the bed for storage. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a little over a year....but, I did reduce my stash to just under half of what it was (by selling & donating). My incentive was moving too! While I haven't moved yet, just having less is a happier, lighter feeling...and it eases my mind to know that I am ready to move when I find the right house! You can do this!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh my! Good luck to you. After moving I discovered I have a shocking number of UFOs. My plan is to work until the room is nearly empty. Of course I also wonder if I'll live that long. :-) You are doing the right thing.
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