I guess this is more of a confession posting. I have taken pictures of my quilting space and my deep stash.
When Mom finally admitted that she was not going to quilt any more (she is 88), I gained her stash. Also, her sister, my aunt, had passed away a few years ago and Mom also got that as well so I got, like, two stashes to add to my own, not-insignificant stash.
The method to my madness is to fold the fabric in half with selveges together, right-side showing. I iron the entire piece and then ruler-fold it with the fold to the left, and then in half again. I place it on my shelves with the fold showing.
Whenever I need a piece of fabric, all I need to do is unfold and slice the desired amount since it is already ironed and is immediately ready for use.
I am the out-of-sight, out-of-mind kind of quilter. I must see it to know I have it. (LOL)
So here comes the quilt space show.
Pictures taken in December 2019.
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| Coffee at my computer |
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| Machine to the left of my coffee |
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| Yup, I like old machines too. |
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| Stash behind the sewing machine. |
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| Stash to the right of my sewing machine |
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| Stash behind the sewing machine |
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| Add caption |
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| Cutting Table, aka the Dining room table |
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| My Wal-Mart batting purchase (1 of 2) - 96" x 9 yards! |
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| Attic - Deep Stash |
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| Attic Deep Stash 2 |
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| Attic Deep Stash 3 |
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| Attic Deep Stash 4 |
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| Attic Deep Stash 5 |
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| Attic Deep Stash 6 - More batting |
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