StashWork – Let’s Fold Fabric Together

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STASHWORK

This may not be true for everyone, but for many of quilters our stash is OUT OF CONTROL! 

The intentions behind StashWork is to TAME YOUR STASH. You can tame it by organizing it or you can tame it by making quilts that are fast, efficient and get your stash used. 

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Melanie Traylor

Quilt making is the process of thoughtful stitching, design, care, heart, mindfullness and time to create a practical, warm piece of usable art.

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