A year of sewing and building up stock, and the room is already too small. Well, what can you do...
Fabrics have to be bought by the metre at retail prices anyway. I decided to buy at least the wadding at wholesale price, that is by the roll. Here it is: 60 m of wadding. A second and slightly smaller roll of a different thickness is in the corner too. A third, half wool wadding for children's quilts, is out of the picture. And so it accumulates. Half the room is already full of fabric remnants. Threads in boxes, buttons and ribbons and laces in containers.
The second and no less bulky material is the granules needed to fill beanbags.
The first batch that arrived was 3 sacks of 500 litres. Now I bring them one at a time, as one fits in the car. But not into the house. It will not even fit through the door. The garden house has now become a multi purpose building: young plants in spring, drying medicinal herbs in summer and filling beanbags in autumn and winter.
Here it is, another sackful to be pushed in through the door.
If you need wadding of 120 g/m2 or have beanbags to fill, do let me know.
