What will you finish first in 2013?

[Charae H.]

Thanks, Lorna. It was one of those "best laid plans" things! I did have to laugh at myself. Guess my message is, don't have too much faith in a pop-up!

[Charae H.]

At least there weren't any breakables in it!

[Beverly C.]

Renata, I'm following Bonnie's blog and am downloading the Celtic Solstice as she posts it. It's going to be beautiful too. I'm looking forward to seeing yours when it's done. Her class was one of the greatest I've taken - she makes you look at your stash with a sparkle in your eye just seeing all those possibilities!

[Nancy R.]

Hi Charae -

Sorry about your pop-up! I use a more permanent version of that to store my fabric (or at least the fabric that will fit). I'm going to get more after Christmas. Here are what I use:

http://www.amazon.com/ClosetMaid-898...ywords=cubbies

I got several of these from Target years ago and find the size of the cubbies to be perfect. I just found these on Amazon.

Nancy

[Susan B.]

What a bummer! Did the cat do it? I was about to be jealous of such beautiful organization!

[Charae H.]

Thanks so much, Nancy. My DH promised to reinforce with aluminum tubing, but I really like the look of this Closet Maid system. I feel a switch coming on. I'm not sure I can ever trust this pop up again...even with reinforcement. No cat involved, Sue. It just collapsed under it's own weight. It held a little more fabric than was shown in the picture when it decided to succumb. I'm sure it looked spectacular in slow motion!

[Lois B.]

The system looks great but I guess it failed. That's to bad. Not what I'd want to have happen at this busy time of year.