I've made good headway in getting the house (mostly) under control; now, it's time for the garage. I made a small start on that last week--I got a bunch of stuff gathered in a pile designated "trash" and picked up a lot of broken glass. Managed to not cut myself on the glass, even. I was pretty proud of that, honestly.
Then, I picked up a small box with...general stuff in it, and went to work it onto a shelf. Didn't fit. Should have fit. Turned it, maneuvered it, stuck my thumb down inside the flap...and gave myself a rather large paper cut. Which ended last week's attempt. Because it wouldn't...stop oozing blood. Wound up having to put a band-aid around my thumb and call it a day.
Today, I went back out with a bag, and bagged up the trash. Looked at the overall job, and broke it into smaller chunks.
And I found a large chunk of fabric that I'd forgotten I had. I mean, I've had it for years. I'd initially purchased it intending to make a cape? I think? So yeah, there's a lot of it.
It's heavy fabric, too--cotton, and closely-woven. Almost a canvas texture. Sort of a teal-green.
I wasn't...expecting to find that. When I found it, it was in the shape I was expecting: dusty, and covered in mouse evidence. So, it's been through the wash, as of now.
I have no idea what I'll do with it.
But I have it. And it was a nice thing to find.
Update: There's a little over 5 yds of fabric, washed and shrunk as much as it's going to. Probably about 45"or so wide.
I'll bet you have room in the garage for that hunk of fabric now!
ReplyDeleteOh, believe me: there's a lot that still needs cleared out before there's room for *anything.* One bag of trash is almost nothing.
DeleteMake something you want/need... :-)
ReplyDeleteI will when I figure out what I want to do with it, and the other projects are done.
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