1. Home
  2. Quilting Forum
  3. The Annual Reckoning

The Annual Reckoning

True confession here:

formatting link
I have the 10-year statistics in a nice spreadsheet but I couldn't figure out how to import that into a blog post. Suffice it to say that with the fabric I have in my stash and averaging my annual use (1998-2007), if I don't buy another scrap I have enough to last me for 12 years.

Nann who is going to have some Hoppin' John for lunch

Reply to
Nann Hilyard
Loading thread data ...

link is missing an "a"

correct link:

formatting link
Larisa, who wants to feel better about the amount of stash accumulated in the tiny sewing room....some for clothing, some for quilts, and lately, some for business works

Reply to
offkilterquilter

Oops! Thanks for the correction.

Nann

formatting link

Reply to
Nann Hilyard

I have a hugh quilting room. I don't want to even think of about how many year's of fabric I have accumulated. Some still in the packages from the stores I purchased them. I am begging my son Eric to move my quilting frame upstairs today so I can finish grandson Jesse's blue star quilt and then I'll put the red star quilt on. Need the frame where I can also watch 20 DVDs of All Creatures Great and Small.

Nann, we're really cold here in upper ND and Minn.

Rhoda

formatting link

e, 1 Jan 2008 12:34:22 -0600, "Nann Hilyard" wrote:

Reply to
R. E. Wicker

I look forward to reading about all the fabric you have purchased and used! It always reminds me that I should be sewing and using up more fabric than I do! Barbara in FL

Reply to
Bobbie Sews More

I love your blog and the way you tally up your spending and useage! I wish i could be so organized. The 9 patch came out so bright and funky! i love the way you used the "rainbow" effect in the borders. thanks for the insight to your stash!

Reply to
amy in SoCal

InspirePoint website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.