April check-in – Fabriholics Anonymous/Sunday Stash #9

27 Apr

Wow I’ve just noticed that it’s been a while since I’ve posted anything here, I’ve been busy with children on holiday from school and preparations for my brothers wedding and then the trip to that (more about it another day).

Last month I talked about resisting buying Bike Path that was just £3 per metre, this month I caved in and bought 10 metres of it!

bike path
Bike Path by Alison Glass: black, grey, blue and lime

Yes you did read that right; but it is for backing the quilts that I’m involved in making for the Siblings Together charity.  Lovely quilters have been sending Susy and me wonderful wonky cross blocks to stitch together ready for the summer camps, at the moment I think we have enough for 3 quilts and are on our way to 4!

The only other fabric that entered the house (aside from vintage sheets) was this gorgeous piece:

AMH

I put a plea swap request out on IG for some Anna Maria Horner fabric that I could make a clutch purse with to go with my dress for the wedding.  I had a few kind offers and the very lovely Moira sent me 1/2 yard of Loves Me, Loves Me Not in grape (from the Innocent Crush quilting weight range)

Fairly promptly I turned it in to this:

AMH purse

I don’t appear to have made any dent in my stash this year, it looks like this fast could go on all year!

I’m linking up with:

Molli Sparkles

FabAnon

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10 Replies to “April check-in – Fabriholics Anonymous/Sunday Stash #9

  1. I have just written my post ready to post tomorrow and you know I’ve noticed exactly the same thing – I’ve made three quilts now from stash but you’d never know I’d used up that much fabric looking in my fabric drawers. At this rate I may have to fast all year too! Love the clutch too!

  2. Well backing for charity quilts is totally allowed! And the AMH didn’t go near your stash so I reckon that’s allowed too, no?

    Your clutch is beautiful, as was your dress -I’m looking forward to that post x

  3. I was good and resisted the £3 bike path. But, err, I may have bought an entire bolt of Britten Nummer in Ikea at £3/m *ahem*

  4. You did great, that bike path fabric was a total bargain. And charity quilts need awesome bargain backings.
    I’m thinking a year could be doable too, I still have so much to sew!!

  5. I love it all. And I love Anna Maria Horner. Your clutch is so pretty. I haven’t made one yet. Maybe I should just buy one already made on etsy. 🙂

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