
That's us in Lawrenceville right over the weatherman's shoulder and he's saying "Y'all putcher heads between yer knees and kiss yo asses goodbye. Y'all". I don't think we have had any sustained rainfall in over six weeks.
Eh. It wasn't as bad as it looked on the screen. Besides I was busy going through the stash.

This is my flibbertygibbets container. Handy when postcard fever strikes.

This is the part of restocking the studio that I have been dreading. All the folding and sorting. At first I was going to put everything out on open shelves so I could see it. Now I realize that I get sensory overload from that kind of visual over-stimulation. It's all going into the closet as soon as I can get some of those hanging compartment thingys from JoAnns. I had no idea how much fabric I had in those tubs and boxes and baskets.

It's beyond ridiculous and I have to decide just how to convert this excess to something useful.

This stack is just whole cloth dye-painted pieces and NOT the five I have lined up to work on . One of the cool side effects of this kind of in-depth inventory is finding things that have been lost. And then doing a little decorating.

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Hah! If you cut up those adorable toad critters I will hang you myself! Talk about pop, they darn near jumped at me! Keep it, or send it to me!
But NOOOO cutting!
Piece,
Rain in NC
I love the frog piece! What fun. It is hard work to sort through all the bits and bobs, but it can be interesting to see what I find... When I get completely disgusted with the ag/ look of some of the finds I strip them for strip quilts -- fast easy, and no longer "hanging "around
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