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Engaged in the procrastination process of making the muslin of my niece's grad dress, I started organizing sewing patterns. It has been a long overdue task. I have to admit that it is sad searching for a pattern that you know you own but can't locate.
I was inspired by Tasia's blog post about cleaning up your sewing room. She hid her patterns in a filing cabinet drawer.
"Brilliant idea!" I yelled out in absolute joy.
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I realized that I have a lot of patterns that are no longer in my size. Once upon a time I sewed from patterns cut in sizes 4, 6, 8. Like I said once upon a time.
I haven't been a size 4 in only the sewing goddess knows how long. It has been so long ago I can't remember. Never mind sizes 6 and 8! Yet, I've held onto some of these patterns for
Some of these patterns have been hard to give up, I'm nostalgic about NY Collection by McCall's. I justify this hoarding as collecting.
But seriously, I really should find good homes for some of these patterns that no longer fit. And would you believe many of which have never been used. I always had good intentions, what I lacked was time.
Perhaps, I should look into opening an etsy shop or posting them on ebay?
Great organisation! I'm like you...I love my patterns :) You should definitely open an etsy shop...I'm trying to open one myself as well (more to support my pattern buying habit..hahahahaha)
ReplyDeleteThat would be wonderful to find these a new home and get money for something you can use!
ReplyDeleteDont throw them out!
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