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Old 12-29-2010, 09:43 AM
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One of the quilt stores I go to is telling their customers that the cost of fabric will be going up because of the cost of the raw cotton. If prices go up, will you still quilt?
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Originally Posted by hahaannie
One of the quilt stores I go to is telling their customers that the cost of fabric will be going up because of the cost of the raw cotton. If prices go up, will you still quilt?
Of course! I don't stop eating because the cost of food goes up :roll: :lol:
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Originally Posted by hahaannie
One of the quilt stores I go to is telling their customers that the cost of fabric will be going up because of the cost of the raw cotton. If prices go up, will you still quilt?
Of course! I don't stop eating because the cost of food goes up :roll: :lol:
Absolutely PERFECT answer!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Heck yea!
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Absolutely!
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I have enough stash to last me a really long time.. Only thing Ill need to buy if fabric get way to high for piecing is Batting..
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We still drive when gasoline goes up.
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Yes But I will shop less and use up more of what I have at home :lol:
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Yep, will definitely keep the habit.... :-)
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I'll cut back on the food first! ;-)
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