Oh HELP! Stonehenge on sale again!
03-08-2012, 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by cpcarolyn
Thanks for the info but where is it on sale.
03-08-2012, 09:07 AM
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I went to their website and was very disappointed, there are only of few of the Stonehendge on sale and they are mostly fat quarters. In a way I'm glad because I don't need to buy fabric for a while. In fact, I will never live long enought to use what I have and yet I keep buying. At least it's fabric and not junk. I like watching the hoarding TV shows and can't believe anyone could live like that. My house is cluttered some but not nearly that bad and my clutter is not clutter to me it is very valuable fabric, notions and 3 machines. 2 sewing and a longarm. I share my home with two small dogs that don't know they are dogs and I like it that way. I answer to no one but God. What more could you want and then I have this wonderful Quilting Board to read every day and meet the nicest people and learn new things every day. What more could a lady want. Have a good day everyone.
03-08-2012, 09:19 AM
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Originally Posted by sguillot
I went to their website and was very disappointed, there are only of few of the Stonehendge on sale and they are mostly fat quarters. In a way I'm glad because I don't need to buy fabric for a while. In fact, I will never live long enought to use what I have and yet I keep buying. At least it's fabric and not junk. I like watching the hoarding TV shows and can't believe anyone could live like that. My house is cluttered some but not nearly that bad and my clutter is not clutter to me it is very valuable fabric, notions and 3 machines. 2 sewing and a longarm. I share my home with two small dogs that don't know they are dogs and I like it that way. I answer to no one but God. What more could you want and then I have this wonderful Quilting Board to read every day and meet the nicest people and learn new things every day. What more could a lady want. Have a good day everyone.
03-08-2012, 10:16 AM
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Stonehenge is unbeliveble beautiful and feels incredible.....The Rep. from Northcott did a presentation at LQS and we saw the entire line. I won a doorprize which was a package of 40 (2 of each) 2 1/2 strips of the warm stone / dark neutral.........i was thunderstruck and still am everytime i look at them. Looks like stone and feels like silk. The gentleman told us how to spot Northcott fabrics at the LQS.....there is a script N on the end of the bolt, it is fun to see and now that you know it is there it will say 'hello' everytime you are fabric shopping.
03-08-2012, 10:50 AM
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The full price for Stonehenge at burkfabrics.com is $7.99 to $8.99. Plus, get on their mailing list and they are usually running a sale for 15-20% off the full price. So, get on their mailing list and then postpone buying Stonehenge until the wallet is stuffed again.
03-08-2012, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by DanaNVa
The full price for Stonehenge at burkfabrics.com is $7.99 to $8.99. Plus, get on their mailing list and they are usually running a sale for 15-20% off the full price. So, get on their mailing list and then postpone buying Stonehenge until the wallet is stuffed again.
03-08-2012, 12:18 PM
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Princess Mirah half-yard bundles are on sale at Missouri Star Quilt Co. Gave my credit card a little wake-up call. Love batiks! Don't know much about this brand, but they look gorgeous on line. Now to plan a way to use them to full effect... yeah! I am not affiliated in any way with them, but I do see the Daily Deal every day.
03-08-2012, 08:27 PM
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Ooooh! I've heard of that line but had never seen it before. I LOVE IT! There goes my New Year's Resolution... AGAIN (today... LOL!). Thanks for the head's up (well, my DH doesn't say thanks but Visa does... LOL)!
03-09-2012, 04:02 AM
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OMG tooooo bad we aren't closer to each other. You sound just like me!!!! I work at Costco and I'm forever telling members I traded the husband for 2 little dogs - I upgraded!!! LOLOLOL
I wish I could get a long arm but I'm afraid to even consider it because I'm so stupid I'd never figure out how to use it and it would just sit there!!
I wish I could get a long arm but I'm afraid to even consider it because I'm so stupid I'd never figure out how to use it and it would just sit there!!
Originally Posted by sguillot
I went to their website and was very disappointed, there are only of few of the Stonehendge on sale and they are mostly fat quarters. In a way I'm glad because I don't need to buy fabric for a while. In fact, I will never live long enought to use what I have and yet I keep buying. At least it's fabric and not junk. I like watching the hoarding TV shows and can't believe anyone could live like that. My house is cluttered some but not nearly that bad and my clutter is not clutter to me it is very valuable fabric, notions and 3 machines. 2 sewing and a longarm. I share my home with two small dogs that don't know they are dogs and I like it that way. I answer to no one but God. What more could you want and then I have this wonderful Quilting Board to read every day and meet the nicest people and learn new things every day. What more could a lady want. Have a good day everyone.
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