Spring; no, really

t is offcially spring - but up here, in Maine, we still have several feet of snow on the ground. From the thawing and refreezing, you can walk over the top of it, but where the ground is exposed it is still frozen under the surface: it is Mud Season. One year, when I had my shop open, I had a "mud season sale", which brought three whole customers to my shop, one of whom purchased $91 worth of cloth that my mother gave me. At $1 per yard, that means 91 yards of cloth - and it didn't even make a dent in my supply Most of the cloth I currently posess is still iin good condition, however, aged, in need of a good washing (to get out the "it's been sitting in a box for decades" smell), and in small pieces. I have a few piieces that are decent size - you could make a dress or something out of it, but the patterns on some of the cloth is quite outdated. It also takes up a lot of room. If I were to make things out of it,  I couldbe working on it for about 75 years, so i tried to sell it off. After 6 months of trying, I managed to sell off 150 yards. Again, it didn't make a dent, really. So, spring is here again, and I can look forward to eventually being actually warm, for a while, but I really need to get moving on something - the question is what?