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    Senior Member QuiltingHaven's Avatar
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    Keepsake and Connecting Threads are great for kits. Ample fabric and beautiful fabrics.
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    I love the kits from Keepsake and Connecting threads always have plenty of fabric and great instruction. Sometimes I buy them on sale for the fabric only to add to my collection or I will have another pattern in mind. I would go for it!

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    I have purchased 2 quilt kits and ordered precuts twice. Sizes were off by a lot and so were the precuts. They were all on sale but It was still money spent and was very frustrating. I will order a pattern before I order another kit or precut.

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    I don't buy kits or precuts. I feel for me they are more expensive. Also, I enjoy the cutting process so I like to do it myself.
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    keepsake is a good company that has been around for quite some time. I wouldn't hesitate to buy a kit from them. I have heard the precuts from joanns have never been good so I haven't tried them
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    I buy kits all the time, but never from Joann's. I have never had a problem with a kit purchased from a Quilt Shop!

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    I have bought several kits from Connecting Threads and been very pleased.
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    I like to pick up quilt kits when they are on clearance if I like the fabric as they are a great way to build my stash with great fabric lines. I work out what the kit has in it for fabric and calculate a price per yard and you can get some really nice fabric pretty cheap. The pattern that comes with it may or may not ever be used....

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    Thanks for all the input. It's been very helpful! I'm glad to know I wasn't the only one who has issues the kit from Joann's. It was frustrating to put together but the kit was actually a gift to me so I didn't have any money invested in it.

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    I have bought kits from keepsake, fons and porter, my local shop, and one from ebay that customized the colors I wanted. All of them had very generous amounts of fabric so if I did mess up a cut no worries.
    All the extra fabric has worked well in my stash for other projects.
    I have no color sense ( can't coordinate) so kits are a god send for me.

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