Stash Bustin'
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Description: Are you a Fiber Addict? Does your stash need to go on a diet? Then this is the group for you. Stash Swaps, Ideas for Using Scraps & Fiber Addiction Withdrawal Plans
Members: 106
Latest Activity: May 10
Stash Swap Guidelines
When you post an item or items to be swapped here, you must also post a photo, an accurate description including the approximate value and what you would be interested in receiving in return. You should also take into consideration the postage especially if one of you is shipping something heavy and the other is a light package. If instead of a swap, one member would like a cash transaction, that is up to you both to make that decision and decide on form of payment etc. The photo needs to be shrunk in size considerably to fit into the discussion forum otherwise it will look stretched.
If you would like to swap with someone, please contact that person directly by leaving a comment on their page. It is the responsibility of the two swappers to arrange the deal and be satisfied with the arrangement before swapping. This group and its moderators are not responsible for making sure that a swap is completed. Each member is responsible to their swap partner. The fiber community is a very generous and giving place online and we hope everyone will continue in that vein. If there is a dispute, Tricia or Ruth will attempt to resolve the problem but we can’t take responsibility for all swaps made.
Discussion Forum
Ideas for Using up your Fabric Scraps or Fiber Stash
Started by Ruth Lane. Last reply by Marie Mar 25. 34 Replies 0 Likes
Please contribute your ideas for using fabric scraps and fiber stash here. If you have a link to a site with good ideas, please include the link. Or just brainstorm to think of as many ideas as…Continue
What are you looking for? This is a Wanted area.
Started by Tricia. Last reply by Susie Jarosz Jun 5, 2011. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Ok, I am posting this as a new topic of discussion to see if any of you are interested in having a reverse swap area. The idea is this, instead of posting what you are hoping to clear out of your…Continue
Stash
Started by Linda D.. Last reply by sharonb Jul 29, 2010. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I found that by ironing my small pieces of fabric and sorting them according to color groups helped me to actually use my scraps.Crazy quilting,small dolls,and yoyo's help me use up my scraps.Continue
heavy fabric
Started by Marjolein Mieras. Last reply by Dee Brink Mar 27, 2009. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I have got a lot of heavy fabrics. The fabric that is used for furniture, chairs etc. They do look rather dull.Has anyone an idea on where I could use these heavy fabrics for.Backing of embroidery,…Continue
Lace and trimmings for swaps
Started by Tricia. Last reply by AMBER RUTZ Mar 7, 2009. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I have a fair quantity of lace, ribbons etc... If anyone is interested. In return I am looking for dyed fibres that I can use for felting. Both these items are not too heavy to post so perhaps…Continue
Happy New Year Swap!
Started by MichelleMermaid. Last reply by AMBER RUTZ Jan 21, 2009. 6 Replies 0 Likes
Hi everyone and Happy New Year!I wanted to start this year with a giveaway and a swap. The giveaway is listed on my…Continue
Stash Swaps
Started by Ruth Lane. Last reply by cinzia Jun 21, 2008. 19 Replies 0 Likes
Tricia and I started this group to work on stash bustin’. This discussion is for members who are interested in swapping some of their unwanted (what were you thinking?) stash for another’s stash…Continue
What would you like this group to do?
Started by Ruth Lane. Last reply by Tricia Jun 8, 2008. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I was wondering if there were any other ideas out there of what you wanted from the stash bustin' group. Please post your ideas for the group and whether there's something you would like to see in…Continue
Books for Swapping
Started by Tricia May 29, 2008. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Books for Swaps (From the UK postage by agreement)Hi I will start this post but do add your books on to this discussion so that we keep all books in one place as suggested earlier.There are 4 books…Continue
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Comment by Elmsley Rose on October 28, 2009 at 19:08 -
Yeah - she's doing that - but she's confined to a scooter, so doesn't get around to shops as much as she could.
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Comment by Ruth Lane on October 28, 2009 at 11:32 -
I don't have a source but I know that there are a lot of "retro" fabrics being sold now. She's looked at fabric stores? The only other suggestion would be looking at second hand or Salvation army type places.
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Comment by Elmsley Rose on October 27, 2009 at 14:28
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If you know of a good cheap place to get such 60's non-floral material, that would be great too.
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Comment by Elmsley Rose on October 27, 2009 at 14:27
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Hi,
I have a friend looking for "post war 'modern' and 60's, not floral-type). for curtains. She's looked on Ebay and found the prices too high, because it's gone and gotten trendy again.
I was wondering whether anyone had a stash and was willing to sell it (are you allowed to offer money in this group? Neither of us have much stash ourselves to bust)
:-)
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Comment by siti on January 28, 2009 at 19:21 -
Hi All...I guess this group suit me well....I am a hardcore stash collecter and addicted to it and seems can't control myself most of the time ..LOL....I can;t even understand sometimes why I keep on buying them...ha...ha...goosssh looking forward to see what all of you have to trade with me....I have lots of cotton, aidas, linen mainly 28 ct, DMC thread, satin ribbons etc..etc...list goes on....
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Comment by Ruth Lane on December 2, 2008 at 18:06
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Note to Amber - I am here and have been keeping an eye out in case anyone wanted to do something with this group. I volunteered to help Tricia with this group but I really don't need to do a lot of stash bustin. Do you have ideas that you think would make this group more active? Please let us know or start a discussion above.
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Comment by Phyllis on August 7, 2008 at 19:20 -
anyone have any first hand knowledge of quilting as you go? I have a stack of squares made previously, several quilt tops worth, plus a few quilt tops (I could deconstruct to try this technique on, if it works).
I find that I need a project small enough to carry along with me, and quilting a whole top is not portable.
I have seen some of quilting as you go tutorials, and they seem like a good idea (except for a bulky seam every section-edge?).
I'm curious, is there a bulky seam at every section edge when they are complete??
it looks like a great idea to use smaller pieces of batting, and to use some varied material in the back (as opposed to a 7 yard length) = (stash busting, not purchasing).
anyone on here try the technique? any tips or pointers or advisories?
Phyllis
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Comment by Sylvia Sido on June 10, 2008 at 7:07 -
I am also interested in any patterns or suggestions for using charm squares. I have so many packets of charm squares..they seem to satisfy my "lust" to have at least a small piece of every fabric in a line I love.
Thanks
Sylvia
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Comment by Sylvia Sido on June 10, 2008 at 7:05
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Good morning..I was very interested in Andrea's comments about crocheting a "Stash Busting Afghan ." Does anyone know of a way to do the same sort of thing except knitting rather than crocheting? I am thinking of knitting maybe one half inch strips of fabrics.
Thanks
Sylvia
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Comment by Andrea D. Shuman on June 8, 2008 at 23:39 -
I'm making an afghan called a "Stash Busting Afghan" I got from "Stitch Diva". They sell these huge afghan crochet hooks carved out of wood and come in several sizes. I'm using a size "S" Hook. I can remember the size in Millimeters, but it's pretty big. I'm using between 4 to 6 strands of yarn at a time. I will post pictures when I get half way done.
I just joined the group, by the way.
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