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Stash Report

This week was a good one for me, seeing how I did not update my totals in a couple of weeks. I had nothing to put in other than change the dates....which I did not.
The Hunter Star took 10.5 yards...since I started it last year and was not adding up my stash then,  I figure the UFO's I am working on I'll just wait until I have them done to add up the yards used.
Now these are my new numbers,



Used this Week:  10.5 yards
Used year to Date: 37.25 yards

Added this Week: 0 yards
Added Year to Date: 36 yards
Net Used for 2012: 1.25 yard

WOO...WHOO...     I'm in the good again, up 1.25    :)

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  1. Charlene SMarch 4, 2012 at 11:00 AM

    Great job! It feels good to be in the Reducing group, doesn't it?

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  2. CherylMarch 4, 2012 at 11:57 AM

    I don't count the yards used until the project is quilted and bound, like you. It would be too hard for me to remember if I've counted something already!
    Your numbers are great....I'm still in the red....but gaining a little ground.

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