Resolutions etc.

New Year’s resolutions are all over the place, stash-busting, sewing for pleasure, sewing more, etc, etc.  But what if you aren’t all that enamoured with some of what’s in your fabric stash?  What if the patterns you have just aren’t getting you all fired up?

Now I’ve got you!  As all sewists know, it doesn’t take long for the fabric & pattern buying bug to take hold, and before you know it, even the most dedicated have a growing pile hidden somewhere in the sewing room.

Kat from Modern Vintage Cupcakes & I had a brainwave earlier this month, a solution.  So while you have your stash out all over the room trying to decide what to use for your next stash-busting project, take note of what you have, and what’s just not working for you anymore.  We’ll let you into the plan this weekend, so stay tuned!!

premio

I have another blog decoration!  Evie from Pendle Stitches has been kind enough to pass on a Premio Award.  This is awarded to people who comment on blogs.  Comments are great, they mean people are visiting, and reading, and have opinions to share.  I  love comments, and do try to answer all of them.  Rest assured that even if I haven’t replied, I have definitely read them!  Thank you all for your comments, and I hope to receive many more!

I am passing on the award to the following who have commented on my blog;

Scruffy Badger

Tia Dia

The Material Lady

Catherine Daze

Calico Stretch

Dreaming of Avonlea

Vintage Modern Cupcakes

Bundana

Thank you ladies!  And apologies for no picture atm, I will post it when I have time to go over my instructions on how to do it again!  😀

Author: Anne W

I love fabric, and sewing. And I could do nothing else but sew, all day, every day, if I could!

17 thoughts on “Resolutions etc.”

  1. Shucks!! Thanks so much!! I have thoroughly enjoyed reading your blog!!

    You are a worthy reader and thanks for passing on the love 😀

    Bundana x

  2. I love finding new blogs and I’ve been finding a lot of new (to me) sewing blogs lately. Thanks for this list.

    I occasionally start to feel guilty about my stash and swear not to buy any more fabrics for a while but the online fabric stores are my downfall. Right now I’m also feeling a bit guilty about neglected rescue projects – things hanging in my closet that I intend to fix or refashion. I did manage to get one of those done this week.

    1. Swearing not to buy more doesn’t work, it’s like saying you’ll never eat chocolate again… nope! 😀 I love online shopping, but once you’ve put £100’s worth of fabric into your basket, it’s time to kill that window and find something else to do! Don’t press “confirm order”! I’m terrible for finishing & fixing too, but luckily only have a little pile at the moment.
      Enjoy reading all your new blogs!

    1. haha, it’s all go on this end! can’t have a new year and new things to do without having a proper spring clean!

  3. Oh yes you do have a new look blog. Have I missed it the last few posts? Hopelessly unobservant I am, it seems.

    Lovely – thank you for passing this little award on. Isn’t it a lovely idea? Blogging can be wonderful inclusive don’t you think?

    Oooo stash busting. I actually have already pulled out a few items from patterns and fabric piles that probably won’t be used. And I’m having to sew as much as possible from my stash currently anyway cos of, well, $$ and time constraints. Perfect timing I have to say.

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