Grandmama Pat

When my husband was in the service and we were stationed in Montana, my husband and I went with a friend "to town" (we lived 60 miles up in the Rocky Mountains). I had borrowed a sewing machine from a neighbor to make some curtains for our apartment. While we were in town, this friend asked me how much it would take to make me a dress, so he proceeded to ask the saleslady what was the ugliest material she had in the store. He bought it and gave it to me to make my dress from. It really was awful, it had big orange flowers, and some greenery, awful looking stuff. Anyway, I made it up into a 2-piece outfit that the girls were wearing in the 50's with gathered skirt and a top with ties on the shoulders. It turned out very pretty and he couldn't believe his eyes when he saw me wearing it. That was a joke on him! So, some very ugly fabrics can really turn out nice once they are made up.

Quilter4HireAndFun

It is funny, huh? But that helps those manufacturers and designers huh?

Latrinka

This is a hard one for me, I don't think any fabric is ugly. Some I like better than others, but I think it depends on what you mix it with and what pattern you use and all that.

EagarBeez

some people have a different eye for color, fabrics, even your own family

Cecejay

I have to go on record and admit I think MODA fabrics are ugly.
There, I said it. It's like saying, "Hey, why is that King wearing pajamas?"

countrycousin

The only person you have to please is yourself.

featherweight

So true!!!

EagarBeez

no two people's taste are the same. Some like reds while others hate it. Some like tomato and some don't. Matter of preference

gale

That seems weird to me because there are dozens of different styles from Moda and I like some and think some are ugly. So you hate ALL of them?