Caps or no caps though, it is. I'm actually having trouble closing the buffet door (what - don't you all keep your stash in a buffet?), so the time has come to take a vow.
Trust me - it's going to hurt me much more than you. I think I'm going to have to stop buying fabric... and... gulp...yarn... until I have worked - nay, slogged - my way through the stash. So if anybody had any plans to go fabric/yarn shopping with me, give me a call sometime in, oh, 2048. I should be through it by then.
That photograph is so beautiful that it has cheered up my gloomy Monday morning.
ReplyDeleteIf you are anything like me you will never stop...good luck with that one. I've tried many a time.
ReplyDeleteThere's no such thing as an out of control stash, it's just a stash requiring refolding and squashing!
ReplyDeleteErm, you WORK in a fabric store!! Now there are 2 of you on fabric diets. This is going to be interesting ;)
ReplyDeleteGood luck. I've never been able to manage it, but deep down I don't want to!
ReplyDeleteThe photo is gorgeous, I love that fabric (nearly bought some yesterday!).
It is so hard when there are so many lovely fabrics out there --- good luck!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys!
ReplyDeleteOh, and Nic - no need to rub it in!
I am so with you on this one; just spent a week cleaning up the house for the SIL to come to stay, and I quickly realised how OUT OF CONTROL my fabric stash is!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd that is one beautiful photograph of your gorgeous daughter.
ohmigoodness i am tha SAME! X:-o! (Although my stash is so big i nearly can't shut tha dOOr!) HeLp! (and not a sewn dollie in sight!)
ReplyDeleteMine, too. All my neatly-labeled drawers are stuffed full and there's a big pile on the GROUND below them! Aack!
ReplyDeleteGood thing April is Stash Bust Month and there are so many great wardrobe refashion and not-buying-new-things challenges out there for inspiration... good luck!