It’s essentially the end of 2012 with only today and tomorrow to go. Maybe I’ll use some more stash but maybe not. If I do, I’ll count it in 2013 and get a head start.
Rather than just do this year’s stats, I started a summary page to see the last three years, since I started keeping track. Not pretty.
Summary of Stash Stats
| Total In | Total Used | Net Change | Cumulative Change | |
| 2010 | 158.17 | 58.89 | (99.29) | (99.29) |
| 2011 | 46.48 | 62.63 | 16.16 | (83.13) |
| 2012 | 97.29 | 45.57 | (51.73) | (134.86) |
All I can say is I have way too much fabric. So next year will be better. 🙂 Maybe.
Linking up to Judy’s post.
Stitching Circle 
You’re bound to do wonderful in 2013 with all that lovely fabric to play with.
Happy New Year Quilting!
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Any fabric used is a good thing. Enjoy the creating process!
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You did get a lot of projects done though! Perhaps another tactic…go through your stash and look for fabrics that are things you will never use and donate them. It leaves room for fabrics you love
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I’ve thought of that too. Only rather than donate, I’d like to use it up in donation quilts. That way I can have fun with it and use it for a good cause too.
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I like the year on year comparison – I may have to do that too. You will certainly have a good year next year, right?
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Depends on how much temptation I get in Danville and Ships. 🙂
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Knowing is half the battle….or you could just think of it as a wonderful savings account of fabric. About half way through this year I really looked at my numbers and vowed I would not go over 200 yards in….I was already over 150yds by that time….and I did hold the line. 2013 I want to be under 50 yards purchased.
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I guess I do think of it as a savings account for when I don’t have as much money to spend on fabric. 🙂 But really, I’m running our of storage space. LOL. Good luck with your goal for 2013.
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