a crape myrtle in November
I love this new hutch. I displayed all of my large pieces of fabric on the top portion of the hutch and scraps and remnants on the bottom. I love how neat and attractive it looks. I was able to purchase this hutch for only $75 at the Habitat for Humanity Restore. It’s like a Goodwill for furniture and building materials!
I open the cabinet, and my fabric is colorful and organized. I got most of this fabric during my L.A. shopping trip. I really had to cram the fabric in our car to make it fit, and then drove it from the West coast to the East coast. Looking at it now makes me realize that it was totally worth the hassle. When I see it organized like that, I think of all of the wonderful things I am going to make.
I’ve spent a lot of time repainting the living room, dining area, and the master bedroom. My husband worked really hard building raised garden boxes so we could get a fall garden (cold weather crops) in. I can’t wait to see lettuce growing in November! The plants are starting to sprout!
Even quilters have more to their lives than quilting and I just can't focus on quilting when my home is in disarray. Your new home is looking like quite a nice place to quilt in!
Congrats on the new home! I love the hutch idea for your fabric stash.