Watch for price of cotton material to shoot up lots
#4
Last month I had a small windfall so after I paid everything I needed to and stocked my pantry I started to build up my stash. Now I have lots of fabric to keep me going, but still looking for more sales LOL. Never can have too much. I saw on some report today all prices are probably going to rise more due to all the flooding going on.
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My favorite shop raised the prices 25% since January on the flat-folds I prefer to buy (mostly past season, so way below new retail).
It's a good year to sew up some of my stash. I've got enough I shouldn't ever have to buy fabric, but I can't resist! Brought home another 30+ yards today!
It's a good year to sew up some of my stash. I've got enough I shouldn't ever have to buy fabric, but I can't resist! Brought home another 30+ yards today!
#9
I've been stash building for a while now, mostly stuff that was on sale (bought a ton of batiks in Paducah). Looking at my stash right now it's more in need of a good organization than company :)
#10
Organizing mine is on my list of things to do also, I just have a couple of quilts I need to finish first due to deadlines. I think I have enough fabric for awhile but always looking for sales. Bought some from Connecting Threads last night as they had Mirage and Solids on sale for 2.96 a yard which is 40% off.
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