I've never felt like I've had to justify
having a fabric stash.
It's important to have a readily available resource
for your creativity.
buy excessive amounts (too often).
I buy what I like and
enjoy the pleasure of creating
something tangible from it.
There are times when having a stash
is super important.
How about when you need
a particular style of fabric
and a shop, even a good shop,
doesn't have anything close to
what you were hoping for.
Or that particular color just isn't popular
right now.
Having a good resource of reproduction fabric
came in handy last
year as I stitched along with
Barbara Brackman's
Stars in a Time Warp Sew A long.
Barbara discussed
so many different types of
historical fabrics.
Without a good stash,
I doubt that you could have
found all the different examples.
I finished machine quilting and binding
my Stars in a Time Warp.
It was a fantastic study.
Barbara discussed
so many different types of
historical fabrics.
Without a good stash,
I doubt that you could have
found all the different examples.
I finished machine quilting and binding
my Stars in a Time Warp.
It was a fantastic study.
Until Next Time-
Your quilt is just beautiful Kyle. Let's hear it for the stash!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I like the addition of the center medallion block. Isn't it gratifying when you make a quilt "for free" with fabric totally from your stash!
ReplyDeleteI agree wholeheartedly! I'm so thankful for my stash now that we live a long way from any quilting shops and are living on a fixed retirement income. Your Stars in a Time Warp is absolutely gorgeous. I love that central medallion and the border fabric - they make the entire quilt come alive and sparkle!
ReplyDeleteYou take such lovely outdoor pictures of your quilts. The colors of the stars look just beautiful in the sunshine.
ReplyDeleteNow that's what I call a fantastic STASH!! What a beauty!
ReplyDeleteIt feels great to make a quilt just from your stash. And you made a beautiful one. I love the center medallion block. It is perfect for the quilt. Hugs
ReplyDeleteI have two rooms full of fabric and I don't think you can ever have too much! I love your Stars in a Time Warp quilt. Simply stunning! Mine is still in process, but you have inspired me to step on the gas!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it! I think all of mine came from my stash too, except my cheddar border fabric.
ReplyDeleteWonderful defense of stash, Kyle!! And that quilt alone is all the defense that is needed. Beautiful job--love the medallion, the border fabric, the label, the quilted pattern. It all works together to create a gorgeous quilt!
ReplyDeleteExecellent!!! Great job on the Stars in a Time Warp quilt and great job on saying how important a stash is. I too participated and only had to buy one or two different fabrics.. but I sure did enjoy finding them and discovering something new. It was a great sew along and you did a beautiful job finishing yours. You are inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteIt looks marvelous!! Your quilting is beautiful - I love the pattern you quilted over each of the stars. The centre is fabulous :0) I love my stash too - so much potential and so much fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish!! Everything about your Stars In A Time Warp is terrific - love the center medallion and the border fabric too. This shows your stash is a happy place for you.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! Yay for the stash! Your quilt turned out beautifully.:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful quilt made all from your stash - I love that! You have a very nice quilting design for it also!! Congratulations on such a nice finish!
ReplyDeleteWow!! This is a beautiful quilt!!! and extra special because it all came from your stash, especially seeing as you had to use specific types of fabric. Your quilting finishes it off perfectly, A beautiful, beautiful quilt!!
ReplyDeleteYou are getting some finishes under your belt! What a lovely quilt, would have been a great learning process following this stitch a long. I would have liked to but my reproduction stash was not up to it!
ReplyDeleteAs a stash builder myself I say hurrah! - a beautiful result! I love the border print you used and the medallion style adds great charm! You clearly have a very well balanced stash to have sourced all fabrics for this project - and how nice to have what is a unique stash-sampler quilt :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt--Lisa from Primitive Gatherings says fabric collection instead of stash
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful finish!
ReplyDeleteI love your border print and the center medallion is gorgeous.
Congratulations on pulling it all out of your stash.
I like that quilting design on the stars, Kyle! What kind of machine did you use?
ReplyDeleteI agree, as long as you are still quilting, you shouldn't feel guilty about your stash. Great finish!
What a fabulous quilt. I wish I'd kept up with making those stars!
ReplyDeletelove your stars quilt....anxious to get mine together but have to wait for wall space...lol
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and no new purchases...you have will power!
ReplyDeletewowzer! is is gorgeous! I love all the red surrounding your stars. I wish BB would do a link up for the finished quilts. It was great to have stash to choose from. I found it a fun treasure hunt through my repros.
ReplyDeletebravo on a wonderful quilt!
Your star quilt is a hit with me. The medallion center makes the quilt very special.
ReplyDeleteHurrah for the stash and your beautiful quilt! It's absolutely stunning! Love the quilting design you chose and the fussy cut binding :)
ReplyDeleteMighty impressive finish - and mighty impressive that you had everything you needed at hand. Would you share a photo of your sewing room and supplies sometime? I love peeking into other's studios/sewing rooms!
ReplyDeleteAnd that LABEL!.....
DeleteWow Kyle! Congratulations on both the quilt and on using all stash fabrics! Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteFinally proof that a stash is a good thing! LOL Your stars quilt is so awesome. I'm impressed that you didn't need to buy any fabric for the blocks.
ReplyDeleteThat's why we love our stashes! Your quilt it beautiful--love the center medallion and the pretty border as well as the stash stars!
ReplyDeleteHi Kyle! I love it when ones stash does such a super job of providing an entire project without buying any fabric. Your quilt is just stunning and I love the quilting. Do you have a longarm or do you use your domestic machine? It is a quilt to be proud of.
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful Kyle. I love the border fabric, the label and the wonderful center medallion.
ReplyDeleteGreat job using your stash.
I think my stash is beginning to take over
Your quilt came out so beautiful! I love the framing of the center. And in those closeups, I see fabrics that are (or were) in my stash, too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful finish! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteYour Stars quilt us just gorgeous! And all from your stash! Congratulations, Kyle!
ReplyDeleteI love this one!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Kyle!
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