quilting fabric stash
For this weekly photo challenge
we want to keep it simple: share a photograph with a prominent color (or assortment of colors) that reveals more about you. It could be a symbolic, meaningful shade; a color that expresses how you currently feel; or a combination of colors that excites you and tells a visual story.
Nothing says much more about me than my fabric stash: the hues and patterns that call out to me. It’s a little disorganized, the boundaries between the colors are a little jagged, some important items are hidden behind others. It’s a collection of possibilities and permutations.
People ask me my favorite color; I say green. But most of the clothes I like to buy are blue. And yellow looks terrible on me, but I have yellow-gold dishes and I loved my yellow-painted kitchen and dining room. It would appear that the hues of me are not all that simple…
Project Remnant Redo 
Oct 19, 2013 @ 11:16:13
Love your fabric stash…and it looks pretty organized by hue.
Oct 19, 2013 @ 12:02:08
A woman after my own sensibilities. I too love the color green enough to label it as my fav but rarely wear it – because it doesn’t particularly look good on me. From looking at your stash and items you have made, you love to work with color – strong “in your face” Color! I used to think I loved all colors but find myself more conservative and steer away from a number of the really strong hues – except Cobalt Blue and Magenta! silly me
Oct 19, 2013 @ 15:39:16
Even more remarkable are the colors in the yarn stash, the ones we are drawn to vs the ones we would actually make something for ourselves with; what a contrast! You do look great in the cobalt and magenta, though!
Oct 19, 2013 @ 16:57:29
I used to be a passionate quilter before it got pushed aside by life and then was overtaken by other passions. I would have died for a stash like this. 🙂
Oct 28, 2013 @ 13:17:57
Wow! That is a great stash! 🙂
Oct 28, 2013 @ 16:27:07
Thank you, I wish I was more productive in whittling it down! New Year’s resolution for 2014? 🙂