Disaster

I had a 60% off coupon and bought batting

The batting they had was a king sized one.

I saved $367, so I'm happy!

But, then it needed to go under the long arm because I have no other space in the studio for it.

That meant I had to take everything out from under the long arm.

Looks really nice being empty, and it is no longer dusty.

What a lot of dust!

Three rolls of batting.

My smaller one on the left is almost empty.

The king sized one on the right.

QOV one in front.

There is another one for my friend, Lana, at the end of the long arm.

I think I have enough batting for a bit.

But......

I have so many things waiting to be replaced.

See those bolts of fabric?

I forget about them under the long arm, so I need a better place for them.

This is behind my cutting table and will allow them to be visible.

There are some pretty stripes here. 

I put my Mom's files here next to the desk. 

Hope this will allow me to finish putting them into a box and filing away for use later. 

I had a cradle under the long arm.

There are other things here that I have no idea what to do with.

I have two drawers full of Christmas wreath supplies.

I think I should go ahead and make the wreaths to give away.

Then, behind the long arm. 

Jewelry making supplies are back here too.

They need a new home.

That purple box is full of ties, old pantie hose for making rugs and other rug making parts.

I have other ties elsewhere, so I'm going to put them all in here and label it.

It will stay under the long arm for now.

Batting needs to be controlled again.

I wish I had some fun projects to just make and get those pieces taken care of. 

More batting

My cutting table had the Gammil work station on it. 

That will go back under the long arm.

So, needless to say, I have some organizing to do and see if I can figure out how to manage what I have here.

So, if you have some fun, quick and easy projects to use batting in, please let me know.