Stash Report

Last weekend my goal was to cut up all the gifted scrappy fabric that I had.  If anything was 1/8 of a yard or smaller, it got cut up.  I was trucking along and had just finished up when I went downstairs to get a drink of water.  While downstairs I started chatting with Hubby and then he said something about the mail.  I went out to get it and there in the mailbox was another box of scraps.

There was only a note in the box that said, “Enjoy!”  Well that’s exactly what I did.  While still had part of the mess still not cleaned from the previous cutting I decided to keep on cutting.

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Being I have a long arm I could tell that many of these scraps were from a long arm quilter or someone who had saved the scraps from trimming the backing off their quilts.  All of the pieces were really extra wide.

I know the photo below doesn’t look very organized but it is.  The first pile is 3 1/2″ strips, then 2 1/2″, then 2″, then 1 1/2″ in the little tote.  All of these need to get put into the big totes that hold all of these sizes.

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My goal is to try to get this all cleaned up this week.  I’ll be honest…sewing on my new blocks has drug me away from getting these all put away.  I made a vow that I wouldn’t let the sewing room get as messy as the one on the at the old farm house did…that means I best get off the machine and start tending the mess.

So a big shout out and thanks goes to Jen in North Dakota.  I love the fabric…I’m on my first step of enjoying.  I am sure I’ll enjoy the scraps again and again..as I sew, as I quilt and as I admire the quilts that your scraps will make.  THANKS!!

3 thoughts on “Stash Report”

  1. My scraps look much better in your sewing room! I tear customer backings, so you received the pieces torn to even up the bolts. Someday, I will have time to sew quilt tops again.

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