I am trying not to buy stash, bid on stash, win stash, or in any other way accumulate stash until the stash I have fits in it's darn boxes!
The one who dies with the most stash wins.
I don't feel guilty about my stash, because I know there are people with bigger stashes.
I have come to terms with the fact that hiding three bags of yarn in the bottom of my wardrobe does not count as "not adding to my stash".
But spinning fibre takes up more room in my stash than the same amount of yarn!
I'm saving up for the Zombie Apocalypse when there won't be any chances to get more stash.
I've picked out my pattern, now to go stashdiving.
What I love most about Ravelry is that I can list all my stash in one place where I can see it and keep track of it. That is, when I remember to list it.
Stash. It's not a term, it's a lifestyle.
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I have told my hubby that he will be grateful for my spinning and crochet skills when the zombie apocalypse begins, I don't think he is convinced.
ReplyDeleteYou need tunisian crochet hooks. Being longer than a regular crochet hook, they are more useful as anti-zombie weaponry.
ReplyDeleteBamboo crochet hooks are also good in case of vampire attacks. Although there I admit bamboo knitting needles would be better. :-D