Stripped Down Model

Rather than pull the plug completely, I have paired it down my eBay store to the non-subscription level of 250 items or less. I don't have anything listed right now. I could re-list some of the needlekits that have been saved from this hoarding purge. 

I am still thrifting not for sale but for myself, friends and family. Sewing accessories are on the Tami-Allowed list. Here is the most unique set of buttons from a $4.99 bag from Goodwill. Aloha Buttons #411, stamped on the back is Sep 13 1988.

I kept about a third of the bag and thrifted the rest back. 

My clothing closet has also gone through a renovation. Goodbye ball gowns, no room for you! My wardrobe consists mainly of shirts, skirts, pants, leggings, and cashmere sweaters. 

I want to be going, and doing. Experiencing life in all of its glory. 

I am glad now that I made so many quilts, large and small. They come in useful for covering furniture or tabletops, protecting car seats, and for extra padding at the bottom of the dog crate. 

My daugther and her husband moved shortly after I did. We both utilized the scads of cotton fabric I've kept. Great for packing, when done the material is folded up and saved for other uses. 

I get to have roses again. I am nurturing a couple of old tea roses, one white (name unknown) and one red Mister Lincoln. Two new Grandiflora roses joined the garden, State of Grace and Elle. I've a lot to do in the garden, so I better get going!