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Stash Busting 2016 - I WILL use my mountains of craftstash before buying more!
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No makes to report from me today but also no craft spending eitherMortgage - £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
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Wow, everyone so busy, its lovely to share our interests. I can add another patchwork cushion to my makes, total is now 9/100.
I was looking through the things I started ages ago and have decided i must finish them off.
I have no sewing room since we moved into our one bedroom bungalow, my stash is stuffed in 2 floor to ceiling cupboards so whenever I open the cupboards up everything falls onto me. I borrowed the veg rack that has wheels on from the kitchen, and put the stuff I am working on and all cottons ect on it. It is easier to keep stuff together and I can keep tidy. My husband goes mad at me as I am always losing needles and I am a messy sewer to boot. I call it being creative.2020 Stash makes/destash 61/1500 -
The books are lovely Mrs mp
I haven't finished anything else yet just quietly knitting away in the corner but I am thinking about doing a little cross stitch, I haven't done one in a long time but it will give me a change from knittingkonMarie and fabbing all the way
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Mrs Moneypenny, I love the books. I've been meaning to do that myself with some books I found in a charity shop. Where did you get the pattern?
I've made some pom-poms with a bag of old wool and made 20 cards using pieces of painted silk I had left from other projects. So 23/100 done so far.Stash busting challenge 2025: 0/100 £0/£100 Fashion on the ration 2025: 0/660 -
Off pintrest I think I did some last year for the school libraries. It's basically just a list of measurements you mark on each page and fold up and down accordingly.
there are lots on there, if you search free book folding instructions they should come up, I'd offer to scan mine and send them but the scanners not working at the mo sorry.SPC~12 ot 124
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Thos books are fabulous, really unusual.
Well I got my wool out to start on the cobble rug, which has to be felted.... The wool is superwash.:(
I did crochet a test piece and tried felting it, but at best it came out a bit fuzzy, but unshrunk.
Anyone any ideas or am I going to be the naughty poster in the corner and have to do some stash-adding:eek::D0 -
Sorry bugslet, I think it needs to be wool to felt successfully.SPC~12 ot 124
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mrs-moneypenny wrote: »Sorry bugslet, I think it needs to be wool to felt successfully.
It does, I was just hoping someone was going to come along and tell me that eye of newt mixed with mandrake root will unsuperwash the superwash.
Then my only trouble would have been newt catching:p0 -
Another patchwork cushion cover made using bits from my stash, that's 10/100 now, so I a well on target.
Well done to everyone with their makes, some brilliant ideas.2020 Stash makes/destash 61/1500 -
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