Today’s SBQ was suggested by Cheryl and is:<\/p>\n
\nWhat do you do with your charts once you’ve stitched them? Do you keep them or dispose of them? If you keep them, do you organize them in a way that is different from the way you keep your unstitched charts?\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
What can I say? I’m in a strange mood today, as seen by my choice of title for this one. \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
My answer depends on the chart. If it’s something that I think I will want to stitch again, then I will hang on to it. If it’s something someone else might make use of, I will see if anyone wants it. The only charts I would ever consider throwing away are very old (often very ugly) charts that no one wants and I will never ever stitch.<\/p>\n
I do not organize my already stitched charts any differently. Mostly because I haven’t stitched that much and kept it for myself, so I haven’t had an opportunity where it made sense to have to separate the two.<\/p>\n
For kits, if I want to keep the chart, I will file the chart in with the rest of my charts (as opposed to the container which holds all of my kits).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today’s SBQ was suggested by Cheryl and is: What do you do with your charts once you’ve stitched them? Do you keep them or dispose of them? If you keep them, do you organize them in a way that is … Continue reading