The yarn stash is, despite much pruning before we moved last July, vast. It deserves to be enjoyed, not just in the having but in the creating. .
The fabric and sewing stash has enjoyed a bit of growth in the last few years. Mum's stash came in for a start. I am blessed with fabrics, threads, notions and buttons and continue to rescue them from landfill faster than I can use them. Time to get creative. I've made a start in the last few months, but I want to really revel in this stuff.
Fibre. I have an abundance of raw and processed fibre that should get more attention. Spinning has been off the agenda for some years but I hope to make up for lost time when the weather cools a little.
I'm not saying I won't add to stash, that would be foolish and self-defeating, but I will play with my pretties before adding more.
Image courtesy Surachai, FreeDigitalPhotos.net
1 comment:
Sounds great! I look forward to seeing what you do with it. It's a burden and a pleasure isn't it? I do love it every time I realise I have exactly what I need for some project I had never imagined when I acquired or stashed the item. But it is also overwhelming when I realise how many craft supplies I have around the place.
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