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    Yardage??

    I saw a post from Pattypurple a few days ago. I believe she was in a new sewing area??
    Anyway she made the statement that she had to move 500 yds of her fabric. Does everyone know how much yardage they have??? Boy, I have NO idea????? lol lol I still have a lg bag full that I bought @ a closing and haven't even put it away!! I have a quilt on my table and no room to organize the new material...
    Really do you all honestly know????????????? Should I be doing this??????
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    Not happening at my house Just returned from a 4 week holiday and added another huge pile of fabrics I had purchased as I collected Row by Row patterns! I enjoy spending time in quilt shops and as long as I can I will support them so that they don't disappear That's the excuse I'm giving....

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    Quote Originally Posted by thimblebug6000 View Post
    Not happening at my house Just returned from a 4 week holiday and added another huge pile of fabrics I had purchased as I collected Row by Row patterns! I enjoy spending time in quilt shops and as long as I can I will support them so that they don't disappear That's the excuse I'm giving....
    I love your excuse....lol lol lol
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    I do not know. I do not want to know. But, no matter how much you have, it's never enough.
    Fabric is like money, no matter how much you have it's never enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BETTY62 View Post
    I do not know. I do not want to know. But, no matter how much you have, it's never enough.
    Ain't that the truth

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    Quote Originally Posted by BETTY62 View Post
    I do not know. I do not want to know. But, no matter how much you have, it's never enough.
    Yeah, what she said!
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    Quote Originally Posted by luv-e View Post
    I saw a post from Pattypurple a few days ago. I believe she was in a new sewing area??
    Anyway she made the statement that she had to move 500 yds of her fabric. Does everyone know how much yardage they have??? Boy, I have NO idea????? lol lol I still have a lg bag full that I bought @ a closing and haven't even put it away!! I have a quilt on my table and no room to organize the new material...
    Really do you all honestly know????????????? Should I be doing this??????
    About a year ago I carefully folded fabric to fit into a "small" Home Depot moving box.

    The box was 12x16x12 inches -
    I got 115 yards of fabric in it.
    The fabric weighed 32 pounds, 8 ounces.

    (The empty box weighed 14.5 ounces.)

    On this particular batch of fabric - Fabric Traditions - it was 3.5 yards of fabric per pound. (A yard of this fabric weighed approximately 4.5 ounces.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by bearisgray View Post
    About a year ago I carefully folded fabric to fit into a "small" Home Depot moving box.

    The box was 12x16x12 inches -
    I got 115 yards of fabric in it.
    The fabric weighed 32 pounds, 8 ounces.

    (The empty box weighed 14.5 ounces.)

    On this particular batch of fabric - Fabric Traditions - it was 3.5 yards of fabric per pound. (A yard of this fabric weighed approximately 4.5 ounces.)
    This is good to know in the future when I DO have to pack this all up to move..[totally dreading]
    Love starts with a smile,grows with a kiss and ends with a tear
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    Quote Originally Posted by luv-e View Post
    This is good to know in the future when I DO have to pack this all up to move..[totally dreading]
    Me, too. Especially moving internationally. The logistics are scaring me to death.

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    PS - I have no idea how much fabric I actually do have!

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