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stash busting - I will use my mountains b4 buying more!
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Here is the 24 necklace i did the other day, plus a butterfly one that i have done this morning for mothers day. Sig is updated
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emslovesmickey wrote: »Here is the 24 necklace i did the other day, plus a butterfly one that i have done this morning for mothers day. Sig is updated
Photo0006 (2) by slaughter.emma, on Flickr
They look lovely! I daren't ask how you make them at a risk of wanting to have a go and needing to buy some more stash!:D
Was looking on Youtube yesterday and came upon some Filofax videos. I have an old Filofax that I never quite got into the habit of using and had stuck it in the drawer and forgotten about it. Well, I didn't realise that people decorated the insides of their Filofaxes-what excitement! Before I knew it I was surfing the net looking for supplies to decorate my Filofax and then I stopped myself! Shopping is a habit I slip easily into. So I went to have a look at my current supplies and realise I have lots of stickers, washi tape and gel pens. Ok they aren't the same as the ones that I've seen used but I'd be daft to buy more.
I had a diary for Christmas and I have now chopped it up to fit in the Filofax and I have made some page dividers out of card and decorative paper. Really chuffed and I am hoping that transforming my old Filofax from plain old diary to a decorated extravaganza will encourage me to use it!Stashbusting 2019 - 230/3000 -
Hi I was wondering if I could join please? I have loads of craft stuff that is taking over my house as I move from one project to another(like most crafters lol) I have a whole stash of socks for sock monkeys as well as card stuff, wool, crochet, jewellery as well as other bits and bobs lol
My aim is 500 items before the end of November and not to buy anything unless totally essential xx£2 savers club #240 -
Hello everyone, another newbie here who would like to join in :wave:
I have wool, fabric, card-stuff and jewellery stuff - it would be nice to try to sell some of my makes but certainly using the stash would be a starting point.
Hope everyone is well, love Thrftyxxx0 -
chirpycheap wrote: »They look lovely! I daren't ask how you make them at a risk of wanting to have a go and needing to buy some more stash!:D
Was looking on Youtube yesterday and came upon some Filofax videos. I have an old Filofax that I never quite got into the habit of using and had stuck it in the drawer and forgotten about it. Well, I didn't realise that people decorated the insides of their Filofaxes-what excitement! Before I knew it I was surfing the net looking for supplies to decorate my Filofax and then I stopped myself! Shopping is a habit I slip easily into. So I went to have a look at my current supplies and realise I have lots of stickers, washi tape and gel pens. Ok they aren't the same as the ones that I've seen used but I'd be daft to buy more.
I had a diary for Christmas and I have now chopped it up to fit in the Filofax and I have made some page dividers out of card and decorative paper. Really chuffed and I am hoping that transforming my old Filofax from plain old diary to a decorated extravaganza will encourage me to use it!
That sounds like a great idea! I love finding new uses for old items (the background of the butterfly necklace is from an old medical dictionary)0 -
Thanks emslovesmickey
OMG I love the neckace pendants - am thinking I must fish out my unopened ranger melt pot and have a play with all the bits I bought many moons ago and use all my little scraps of paper which are all far to nice to throw away
Thanks for the inspiration
loopychris - I love starting things but am no good at finishing themI also hate housework and decluttering so hope it wasn't too painful for you. Also hope you managed to have a have a lovely day filled with crafting
pigpen - love the sweater - wish I could knit but I'm useless. I'm also still waiting for a cardigan I asked my mum to knit when I was 8 (I 40 this year!!!!) Knitted flowers sound great - I can think of all sorts of uses for themAnd what a lot of balls of wool stash busted - well done you
scrapmate - I'm primarily a papercrafter like you - my stash just never seems to go down !!
chirpycheap - ooh I know I've got a Filofax thingy which I too never used lurking in my craft room somewhere - as soon as I find it I am going to play too - again thanks for the inspiration
Keep up the stash busting guys - I feel like a proud mummy each time any one of you achieves somethingMortgage - £2338.07 paid off Feb 2023 BTL 1 £51,089.10 £35789.36 paid off July 2025 BTL 2 £81,504.52 BTL 3 £77,497.020 -
Hi I was wondering if I could join please? I have loads of craft stuff that is taking over my house as I move from one project to another(like most crafters lol) I have a whole stash of socks for sock monkeys as well as card stuff, wool, crochet, jewellery as well as other bits and bobs lol
My aim is 500 items before the end of November and not to buy anything unless totally essential xx
Of course can and a very warm welcome aboard to you xxx
I too have gathered a few pairs of socks in the hope of making sock monkeys. I've never made one before but I am determined in 2014 that this will be the year
Good luck with your goal. Don't forget to keep us posted of all your creations.
I need all the inspiration I can get :0Mortgage - £2338.07 paid off Feb 2023 BTL 1 £51,089.10 £35789.36 paid off July 2025 BTL 2 £81,504.52 BTL 3 £77,497.020 -
thriftyscotslass wrote: »Hello everyone, another newbie here who would like to join in :wave:
I have wool, fabric, card-stuff and jewellery stuff - it would be nice to try to sell some of my makes but certainly using the stash would be a starting point.
Hope everyone is well, love Thrftyxxx
Come along and join the party - you are more than welcome
Enjoy the making and if you have any questions about selling then please just ask - I'm sure myself or someone else should be able to help you.
Do you have a target figure in mind before you can treat yourself to new stash?Mortgage - £2338.07 paid off Feb 2023 BTL 1 £51,089.10 £35789.36 paid off July 2025 BTL 2 £81,504.52 BTL 3 £77,497.020 -
Gosh I have just noticed that there are now more than 40 of us joining in the stash busting challenge
Thank you everyone - you are making my challenge so much more enjoyable and inspiring me everyday
Together we will bust that stashMortgage - £2338.07 paid off Feb 2023 BTL 1 £51,089.10 £35789.36 paid off July 2025 BTL 2 £81,504.52 BTL 3 £77,497.020 -
Sewing up of the sweater is to commence later.. I want to cry before I even pock it up.. it is so heavyLB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0
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