Okay, I did it. I jumped on the bandwagon of the fabric diet. That's right, no fabric for me in April. I am already regretting the decision. It's not like I don't already have so much stash that it will take me several years to do something with it ... it is just the thought of
no new fabric for one. whole. month. I mean, I panicked for a few thinking, "O.M.G.! What will I post on Sunday Stash?!?!?" (See below for a poem written by my Grandmother to my Mom and my Aunts. I come by my fabric addiction honestly.)
Turns out, I am okay. Here are some recent additions purchased in March.
True Colors by Anna Maria Horner fat quarter bundle. These look so delicious next to AMH's Dowry fabric line. LOVE!
Love these!! Yes, I am old enough to remember the actual viewfinder thingy for these. Yep.
Here is the poem that my Grandmother, Clarissa Holmes Buttars, wrote to my Mom and my Aunts:
Legacy of a Cloth-aholic
When I am called up yonder
There will be no peace of mind
Not because you miss me
But on account of what I left behind.
You know, I'm a great collector
Not of art, gold or historic lore
But I collect rare bargains
Found in every fabric store.
I have cloth of every color
Plain, plaid, print and stripe
I've cloth of every texture
Pieces of every size and type.
I've ribbon, laces, trims and bias
Eyelet, ric-rac, wide and narrow braid
I've yarn and crochet cotton
And many spools of sewing thread.
There are also many patterns
For crafts of every kind
"How To" books, magazines, instruction sheets
Just look and you will find --
All this stored in every corner
And, in every drawer and chest
In boxes, bags and baskets
And the closets hide the rest.
So now I tell you, darling daughters
You just can't throw it all away.
You must look, measure, and divide it
Even if it takes all day...
Or a week...or a month...or a year.
And when you're old like I am
And your daughters too, have grown
Then they can have this legacy
For their very own...
With love,
Mom
See? It runs in my family! What more can I say? I might make it this month without falling off that bandwagon. BUT...!