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Actually, I had decided to go to bed, but once the dishwasher was loaded and running I decided to see if anyone else was still on here. My hat is off to anyone who makes their own clothes.
I liked the cutting out the fabric part, but didn't like the finishing it up and hemming it part. I don't recall how many half finished outfits and needlework/craft projects I tossed when we moved into this house. I finally acknowledged that after more than 17 years, I wasn't going to finish some of the projects I started before we got married.
A few years ago, I decided I wanted to begin making quilts. I have a closet full of gorgeous fabrics that I consider too pretty to cut. Now, when I feel compelled to buy fabric, I acknowlege that I am a "stash builder" and only buy fabrics that I want to look at for awhile, before I pass them along to someone else to actually use.
I don't have much of a stash, however I do quilt, knit, spin, and sew. The only "real" stash I have is my spinning fiber, because well... that's seasonal (when sheep/llamas/alpacas are sheared) and I never know when I'm gonna need it! Reminds me... I need to have a lot of raw fleece sent to the processor... I just don't have time to process it myself. *sigh*