

I somehow managed to unload most of the old stuff before Christmas and, for a while at least, we had a clutter-free work shop. Well, Clutter-free from paper and various animals and sculptures at least. Cheryl still has the Felt crammed in the closets.

The bad thing about all of this is that I threw out a bunch of paper that was simply getting in the way of things. And now, Several months later, I purchased a bunch of colors yet again. I feel like an alcoholic that emptied all of this stashes only to travel back to the liquor store to buy more! Cheryl knows how I hate to waste things, but she hates clutter more and she usually wins.
Maybe I should start folding something other than fish for my next round. Complex animals require better paper and more time. The koi are nice because the paper is cheap! ( Micheals has a spring sale with packets of 50 for $2! How can I resist?!?!)

So this post is simply a reminder for myself why I try not to fold as much as I once did. Either that or I have to find another way to unload them to the public. We shall see.
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