I am unpacking from a quilt show garage sale. The fabric was 6.oo a yard, a bit expensive for older fabrics, but, I found a few things. I know browns are not popular right now, but I still like them.
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stash report October 19, 2025
fabric added this week: 1 1/4 yards
fabric added year to date for 2025: 65 3/4 yards
fabric used this week: 0 yards
fabric used year to date for 2025: 265 1/2 yards
200 yards used more than bought in 2025
I sewed 2 days last week - I made it to Friday sew and Saturday open sew
I have created a new friendship swap for my rug hooking group. It is a swap rug. Everyone wanted houses this time. It has two rows of houses, and trees, too. We each do a house on our own rug, and then, we pass it around for everyone to hook a house on our rug, When we are done, we will have a rug with our friends hooking on it. I have made 2 or 3 others and they are such a treasure. We have a goal to trade every two weeks.
I think is the last house I need to make for someone else, and my rug has come back to me to finish. Pretty exciting. But, the real work on the rug begins. I have been playing with greens for dying wool for the trees, bushes, and grass. This house was for Jan.
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I am linking:
15 min to stitch at life in pieces
You picked up some good fabrics, those tans can come in very handy. Looking forward to seeing all the houses on your rug. Happy stitching this week.
ReplyDeleteThese pretty fabrics are singing autumn and falling leaves! I love these soft tones. How fun to have all the houses completed on your rug, made by friendly hands, I can't wait to see them! Thank you for sharing and linking up, have fun dying wool in green.
ReplyDeleteNeutrals are always a good choice. Seeing all the different rug houses has been so much fun.
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