I just found this thread!
Welcome aboard!
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Really inspiring. I love it.
Much destashing! I’ve had those felt mushroom cutouts for YEARS, lol.
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HELLO DE-STASHERS! May prompts are herrrrrrre! Also listed in the second post in this topic. WOO!
May
Color: Pink
Pattern: Ombre/Fades
For: Transitions
Challenge: Think literal, metaphorical, and even metaphysical transitions. Doors, porches, & balconies, hallways, foyers, porticoes, etc. Cars, trains, buses, bikes, skates, your own two feet. New class, new job, new house, new role. New life phases or outlooks even. Also, the old versions of all of those things.
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Last day of sign ups for the make a pouch & fill it swap! It’s going to be a terrific stash buster for me, I have so much rando goodness I’m inspired to use for this!
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They were old stash when I posted about them March 2020
Then I found them again this March
I think they are finally used up now, whew!
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I love all these projects! Working from my fabric stash is so much fun, but I have been neglecting it lately. You guys are inspiring me to dive back in!
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Done!
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I managed a couple of stashy projects lately. The mirror for this as well as the various spray paints used in distressing came from stash. I suppose the book covers might be considered stash, too
The flower sack towels and two of the four HTV for these towels were stash.
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Those are great, even though you had to buy more to make the one…ha ha ha…at least you used up some stash!
I am only working from stash, mostly sewing projects. I hope to get to the point this year where I am only buying for a current project…yeah…one can dream, right? 
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I am finding myself being more easily able to stick to this policy for fabric and paper lately. I can’t commit to 100%, but I keep catching myself before the actual purchase!
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I can’t help but sift through the remnant bins…
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OMG. Right? I do look most of the time! BUT I have been good at refusing lately. Mostly.
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I have also been able to stop myself short of purchasing…especially online…I look and sometimes even fill my cart, but then I wait a day or two…and usually, by then, I find something else I am interested in…I am trying to control my impulse buying, which is a product of my mental state of boredom…
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I have been known to give myself a “cooling off period” on an online shopping cart, too! Sometimes I remove a few things, sometimes I empty it.
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Ditto on the cool down period on my fabric shopping cart!
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Impossibly difficult to photograph, finally busted stash & hung bunches of beads & crystals in the bedroom windows.
The big chunky things are dyed driftwood, gift from @MzBee .
We expect a very rainbowish weekend!
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Oh, fun!