Tuesday, August 20, 2013

My own private Idaho

How is it only Tuesday? 
 
I mean I had a long weekend to finally visit my family in Idaho.
 
Already missing my own private Idaho.  ♡♥♡♥
 
I love this place!
 
I have to say, I'm so proud of my mother -
we decluttered not only her closets but also her quilting magazine pile. 
I only took a fraction of these to even see if I want to keep them.
 
While I was in Idaho I picked up this 
 
So excited to share what happened to me this past weekend - 40 yards baby!
 
40-yards of 90" wide.
I'll be tracking the usage on the box!
 
I estimate this will last me 2 years.
My fella rolls his eyes and thinks it will only last a year.
 
But because I committed myself. . I'll be using this UP!
 
9 quilt-tops that are ready to go. . here I come!

Oh and I also picked up foam for a cushion. 
Yeah I'll be looking up many tutorials for this too.

No rest for the crafty!

Hope you all are having a FANTASTIC week so far!



 
 
 

12 comments:

  1. 2 yrs? No way! My first one didn't even last a year :)

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  2. Holy Cow! 40 yards of wadding I am hella jealous but where on earth will you keep it? and I'm with Melissa and your man 12 month tops :D

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  3. It is the true mark of a quilter when you purchase batting by the bolt. =)

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  4. So, err, just a little batting then ;o)

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  5. Yep...I'm thinking it will last you less than a year too =P

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  6. How nice to have it handy and ready to go!

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  7. I just emptied a 40 yard roll...took three years -which seemed longer than I estimated. It is so nice to have, you will love it!

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  8. I bought a 20 yard batting bolt lately, my first ever bolt. I'm guessing it will last about 9 months, depending on how much sewing time I get when I'm back to work in October.

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  9. Hi, Hon, I just picked a little batting for a few tops I have ready. No. Big. Deal. I spent some time with my family in FL recently, it is so nice to see familiar places and familiar faces.

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  10. Are we taking bets on how long that roll with last? I vote 14 months!

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  11. Wow! I would love to have a roll of batting that long. It seems as though I never have enough on hand when I'm ready to make my quilt sandwich.

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