I just finished ordering from Crabapple Hill studio an "Over the River.. pattern and floss kits. I just couldn't resist any more. I think my excitement will overshadow my guilt. lol
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I just finished ordering from Crabapple Hill studio an "Over the River.. pattern and floss kits. I just couldn't resist any more. I think my excitement will overshadow my guilt. lol
oh no! Ummmm about to break mine but need border for DGS quilt, does that count? Oh and BF aka "the enabler" has been buying FQ's does that count as well? I didn't pick them out he did and paid for them as well.
butterfly wishes of dreams to come true...
I decided to finish a few things before jumping headlong into anything else. Christmas is coming, dr bills, etc are all good reasons to abstain, BUT after being at Quilt Festival I am so inspired! ACK!!! I was such a good girl at festival and only purchased a few stencils. Maybe if I wrap up three projects I can treat myself to a new one. ANC I should shop stash first, only I know I don't own a single reproduction fabric. I'll enable you if you enable me. Good trade.
I try not to set hard and fast no-buy rules as I'll just end up feeling guilty if I succumb to the neat new fabric. I have found though that I'm more conscious of what I'm buying and more selective than I was when I first started building my stash.
Cheers, K
I've used up some of my scraps and even some stash so maybe I will splurge soon too.
I fell off the wagon too. I have a good stash, and my goal was to use it and let it get out of hand where I'd be labeled a "hoarder". I wanted to get my room sorted and organized - but with other household projects - everything in due time.
I have had a pattern and an "idea" for well over a year, and I've been collecting various fabrics for this idea for about the same amount of time. One of the things I need are border fabrics - not always easy to find.
So I fell off the wagon. A few times.
May your stitches always be straight, your seams always lie flat, and your grain never be biased against you.
Sue
It is sooo hard to have will power when it comes to quilting! Just gotta get back on the wagon once you fall off...lol.
Linda
I think this is crucial...to buy consciously...and then to enjoy what you buy!
Oh, I just hopped onto their site and took a look ... that quilt is gorgeous! Make sure to post pics of yours.
I decided that giving up buying new fabric was just too hard for me. So instead, I gave up buying junk food and soft drinks. I've lost 40 pounds in six months and have plenty of fabric to show for it![]()