Are we going to do a Stash Challenge?

[Mom of Six]

I went into 3 fabric shops/departments this weekend & didn't buy anything! I am so ready to use up fabric. I do have to buy flannel for PJ's for Christmas & Fabric for DGD's Christmas dresses but I still have a lot to use up!

[icetbear]

Hi gang Please add NanaBear/Ann to the list. I will finish up Caleb's drape and then start on fresh projects for the challenge. Thank you to all who make these fun challenges work Enjoy a great week everyone, take care.

NanaBear with Thanksgiving lunch on her mind for Saturday. Must take out turkey by Wednesday, must take out turkey . . . .

[bridesmom]

You're on the list Ann! Glad to have you along! I've been sorting fabric all day today, got a great idea from one of the quilt guild members and I am finding fabric that I never remembered buying! And i have a huge bag to give a friend who is just starting into quilting. This is what I've been doing all day, putting my 1/2 yard and larger fabrics on the larger cardboard pieces, and the 1/4 yards or 1/8 yds on the small pieces, then the scraps go into the scrap bin.ow the picture is not my fabric, but a friends stash. So far I have done the browns, blues, greens, pinks and purples then I ran out of cardboard. My sewing room is a disaster! I'm supposed to be working on the king quilt, alas, this fair maid is procrastinating AGAIN!

[lendube]

Good idea. It's like Dorothy and her bolts and what Barb does. Where are you getting the cardboard? Are there particular sizes you're using? I like the idea for the stuff I have on shelves.

[bridesmom]

The cardboard is from boxes at work, the pieces are cut anywhere from 6-9" wide and 9-12" tall, I didn't get too anal about it, the suggestion was 7x11". So it was cheap and easy, just time consuming.