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roguedreams) wrote2012-01-10 11:02 pm
roguedreams) wrote2012-01-10 11:02 pm
The yarn no longer fits in the yarn box. I must buy no more yarn...
... until I have a bigger yarn box.
I've just returned from the first of what I hope to be many stitch and bitch sessions with the girls. It was much fun. Gossip, cake and skill swapping galore.
I came home and put my things away only to struggle to find room for the 400g of nice black aran I bought last weekend. It made me wonder a) how I acquired so much yarn in little over a year and b) (and more generally) why do us who knit and crochet and craft in general create such stashes.
I have become a magpie for anything I can glue, sew, paint or hook together. I know well I am not the only one.
Im mostly curious to know your stashing habits. I have two distinct trends. 1 is the project parts for planned but not started articles and 2 the magpie must gather shiny things items that sit being guiltily pretty.
Time to try and use some of it I feel.
I've just returned from the first of what I hope to be many stitch and bitch sessions with the girls. It was much fun. Gossip, cake and skill swapping galore.
I came home and put my things away only to struggle to find room for the 400g of nice black aran I bought last weekend. It made me wonder a) how I acquired so much yarn in little over a year and b) (and more generally) why do us who knit and crochet and craft in general create such stashes.
I have become a magpie for anything I can glue, sew, paint or hook together. I know well I am not the only one.
Im mostly curious to know your stashing habits. I have two distinct trends. 1 is the project parts for planned but not started articles and 2 the magpie must gather shiny things items that sit being guiltily pretty.
Time to try and use some of it I feel.
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