Stash

Throwing Things Out

April 5, 2011

Once something arrives in my possession, it’s likely to be here forever . . unless it’s something I really need to keep . . like my medical insurance card, or my Tri-Recs rulers.  I cannot throw anything out.  As I’ve been cleaning, I’ve been doing better but it takes a lot of effort. I am [...]

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Sidetracked!

December 23, 2010

This morning I was busy sewing.  Getting so much done.  Did I tell you that Vince is on vacation this entire week?  Yep, he’s off.  He’s home.  He has nothing to do.  I needed to go to the grocery store for one thing!  I had ordered our roast for Christmas Eve dinner and it was [...]

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Do You Love Your Stash?

February 9, 2010

Many of us are determined to use our stashes.  I’m not committed to buying nothing this year.  I am committed to using my stash; to making sure that I’ve checked the stash before buying anything. Then, if there’s something I need, I’ll buy it. We’re all different!  Bet most of you knew that without me [...]

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What’s in Your Stash

December 17, 2009

Today on Lime Green Kitchen: Springerle Cookies – You asked for it.  If you don’t like anise, you’re probably not going to like these cookies.  If you like anise . . you’ll love these! I asked this question yesterday in another group so I’ll ask it here too.  I have a habit of repeating myself! [...]

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Stash Idea

October 7, 2009

So many thoughts run through my head when I’m sewing.  Some of them make perfect sense . . if only to me.  There have been times in the past when I thought if I had yardage of every color in a certain line of fabric, I’d never need to buy fabric again.  The first time [...]

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Show Us Your Stash!

September 26, 2009

Who’s willing to share photos of you stash?  This isn’t to say My stash is bigger than you stash or My stash is neater than your stash.  You may have a small or a large stash . . it isn’t about size! The plan is to share a picture of the stash now and then [...]

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