You are giving every piece of fabric a story and it comes alive before us. Even if it will not be sewn into a creation today, you have transformed fabric that had been discarded into such a treasure🥰💙

WOW ! Such beautiful fabrics! Isn’t it fun to go through all of them!

Kits are a fabulous idea! And an excellent way to do some artistic crafts with the fibers we no longer care to wear. Acrylic for instance. Polyester.

Im so very happy for your new shop adventure! And I love the fabrics you showed us here. Wow the possibilities! Looking forward always to your videos Luz! 😊

its always fun to go through supplies and we forget what we bought!  I gave away alot of novelty fabric to my local thrift store. (  I used to make dog coats and accessories). Now i just upcycle with jeans and shirts etc from the thrift stores and sell at my booth in an antique shop.  I sell mostly vintage glass but I put the vintage upcycled clothes there too and they are selling well. love watching your videos

Oh if we lived close together it would be trouble!  Thrifting fabric and making ideas 🎉.  You keep going and get ready for Christmas!  It should be big for you this year! ❤❤❤

Im always interested in a crochet and chat.  Also now that you've shown us so many beautiful prints, I'm curiouse to see how you decide to use them in future projects.  The unique florals are my fave, and I see so many pretty motifs that would make beautifully centered designs on a tote bag, or used as an applique on a simple jean tote.  I saw one that was oblong, rectangle, that would make a longer more narrow bag.  Maybe line the totes with the less busy men's shirt fabric that you were using in a previous video. Just an idea.  I'm  sure you will have many hours of joy creating with this wonderful selection  of fabric.  

Anyway, you got my creative juices flowing too. Ty for sharing some of your stash.

Oh the textiles you have! So beautiful! Each one was my "favorite " 😂 I really like the yarn combinations you held up with the fabric.  Loved the chatty chatty today! ❤ I remember that room well, too. Gonna go watch some of those episodes now! 😊

Soup bowl cozys are really poplar now on youtube

Looking at your stash, I remembered that I have a piece of new cotton that dates back to 1954; it is a mustardy yellow background with birds and flower baskets in muted reds and greens. Very fifties! My mum bought a bolt of it to make curtains with and I loved looking at them, as I thought them so pretty. When I left home I took the last metre. I’ve never wanted to make something with it but now that I am 74 I think maybe I should. Or frame it? I don’t have your artistic eye for combining colours… greetings from Wellington, New Zealand.

The cranes are so gorgeous. What about a "stitch and bitch" where you could invite people to your shop, have refreshments and you can all sit around with your own projects and chat once a week. You don't have to teach a thing. Other creatives could hang out with you and enjoy your shop. Charge a small membership. You'll for sure make sales with this captive audience of creatives and probably have a lot of fun.

Go Spain! Im sure you are paying attention to the word cup speaking of sport.  About your large stiff flower print it ,would make a good for applique too. Our small Quilt shop has "finishing class" you pay for a space bring your project and tools (whatever it is, sewing, yarn, stitching). You sign up in advance because there is limited space. It is always full

Here's a crazy idea I got, Luz, when seeing a lot of 2nd hand window screens. I wondered if they could be used for large format needlepoint or cross-stitch. Many people are installing different window sizes and discarding the screens. A range of black to white or cream to dark brown could have the effect of an old photo. Or just go mad with colour.

Maybe you can make (a pattern) little girl dress top crochet, bottom fabric. For a DIY

I love African fabrics. It seems, though, most of them are in autumn colours that don't suit me. Maybe I could do some wall art, possibly portraits in applique.

Have you ever considered english paper piecing with the smaller bits of fabric, and then sew up a  quilt with them all and hang on your wall?  Or you do more clothing, craft etc?  Just to add to your brain in case you had space in there 😃  love your videos

Perhaps find a free simple dress pattern for lightweight cottons and add a bolero crochet pattern. I know you could make up a bolero pattern and that with fabric enough for the free dress pattern would make a great kit to sell.

Beautiful, quality fabrics. Ignore rude people, Luz  you have a partner. :)

here is a cut pattern off Etsy that would great for some of your scap cottons.  Giraffe Applique Pattern: Jill the Gentle Giant Quilt Block (PDF Pattern)  ,   Wild Animal Applique Patterns: Elephant, Giraffe, Zebra (PDF Pattern)
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Have you ever thought of sewing aprons with your beautiful fabrics?