It looks like a quilt pattern! It is going to be fabulous…and those colors! I can see so many combinations with those patterns as well!
That is such a fun pattern! Your squares are so pretty.
ooh, fun! Love the buffalo plaid crochet effect. It looks super complicated.
Thanks…not at all complicated! I am using the free pattern that @storerboughtcreation posted! She makes it easy to make fun stuff!
I love your little corkscrew vine addition. It’s so cute!
A few random bits made from stash:
A brown variegated doll sweater - 16g of fingering yarn won’t put much of a dent in stash but it’s something.
Two more books - so two sheets of decorative paper, some book board, and a small bit of book cloth.
Side note: I’ve had this scrapbook paper pack in stash for 15+ year and only figured out that the paper above wasn’t just a different colorway of another in the pack. It’s the same motif, but the repeat is very different.

So pretty!! I love the vintage look of the books.
I joined the ornament swap, and have made six ornies without buying a thing. Stash does not appear to be any smaller, however.
But my wire mesh storage unit partially collapsed the other day (rebuilt it with ziptie reinforcements), which forced me to do some sorting and destashing. Mostly sorting, since my usual way of “cleaning” my studio is to randomly dump stuff in boxes, so I’m tripping over boxes and cannot find the supplies I know I have…somewhere…
Now I’m tripping over a box destined for goodwill. There is a music box in there, and it plays a few notes every time I bump it.
So you have created a haunted donation box?
Funny how that works! I have the same problem.
My two latest projects are mostly stash! WOO!
Earrings are all stash:
Mavis’s latest antlers are mostly stash: ribbons, cork, skewers. Faux ornamental corn are new, but did not enter stash, which is it’s own kind of win!
I am never going to sew these undies. They’ve been hanging around for almost 20 years, lol.
Out they go…
Congratulations on the space for something else in the stash and one less thing on your to-do list!
October
Color: Black
Pattern: Intersecting Lines (plaid, webs, etc.)
For: Kids or the Young at Heart
Challenge: Is there a supply you are scared to use? Or maybe an intimidating pattern that you’ve bought the material for, you just haven’t screwed up the courage to start? You can do it! We are here to cheer you on.
Bonus Challenge: Three Quarters of the way through! How do you feel about your progress? What do you feel is your greatest strength so far and what do you want to focus on for the final stretch?