Love you people. And I gave never been a big fan of new year resolutions! The only one I ever kept was to buy a paper shredder & shred documents with personal info before I threw them away. Enjoy your fabric, ladies.
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Love you people. And I gave never been a big fan of new year resolutions! The only one I ever kept was to buy a paper shredder & shred documents with personal info before I threw them away. Enjoy your fabric, ladies.
We won't tell on you.........if you don't tell on the rest of us! : :icon_rofl:
Hey, have you work hard your whole life? You are entitled to the things you enjoy! No guilt here...I earn it...I will spend it! Now I do have to keep the bills in mind too...but if it's in my budget...then....
I know what you mean Lynn but my other excuse is I usually need to save up some more money to buy the back so I wait for the banker to speak to me as well as the quilt. Ha Ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Racing Nana
It's ok to break your "resolution" once in a while! If not.... It's like dieting. You deprive yourself of something and then when you finally do cave... You over do it.
I too am on a "no buy" resolution... At least until June. I did however order the templates on the DD here from Friday... And had gone to Joanns last week and got some thread. My "rule" is that I'm only buying if I need it to finish a project, or if it's a "too good to pass up" deal. My goal is to get done some of the projects that I have on my list before adding more to it. In the meantime, my Wishlist here has grown exponentially. Lol.
I've been a knitter for many, many years. I had a serious yarn addiction. Bought because something was "pretty", or found a pattern for something that I just HAD to make so I bought everything I would need for it. Now the problem is, I've got tubs of yarn, and have forgotten why I bought it. I was buying faster than I could knit. I downsized a bit a few years ago, but have managed to build it back up again.
Oh, Jess, I know what you mean about yarn. I had 6 30 gallon bags of it and when my DGS's girlfriend was learning to crochet...I gave it ALL to her. Talk about withdrawal...right now I bet I only have 2 skeins in the house. My fabric stash has grown to fill the empty space though and now that I have an embroidery machine, the spools of thread are taking over too. :lol:
I broke my promise as well, earlier than you (on the 7th). I purchased more fabric before using up any of my long stashed pre-cuts. But I hurried up finishing projects before it arrives. Does it count?