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I have the same craft clutter problem, and I say I’m a “startaholic” with frequent startitis attacks. (Somebody else said it first, so I didn’t make that up myself.) I have thought for a long time that I could be ADD and can especially relate to your KCADD going wild. I’ve had a plan to organize my fiber crafts into one place for quite some time now, and making only little bits of progress from time to time. Our 100+ year old house doesn’t have real closets, but there is a small bedroom functioning sort of like a walk-in closet and my intended craft room someday. Sigh..
By the way, I think the new name for the newsletter is great!
Nina Lou
Hello!
I’m trying to just use up my stash and trying to make room for things I need. No more buying yarn just because it’s pretty. I want to redeem my time and my resources, too.
At some point we’ll get “there” won’t we? 😀