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Old 11-15-2010, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Izaquilter
Maybe a boycott could be in order? How high will they go?
Well... in terms of supply and demand driving prices... I don't really think a boycott of quilting fabric is going to accomplish much.

I would guess that a whole lot more cotton goes into the manufacturer of T-shirts than quilt fabric. And while only a few folks have an overabundance of fabric, there are probably LOTS of people who have too many T-shirts in their closets.

After all, who're you going to boycott? Those fabric manufacturers who raised their prices again? No, you'd actually boycott a fabric store (or stores). And it's not the store(s) who started the price increases.

I suppose if we can't give up fabric buying, we could all postpone buying new towels, sheets, and underwear for a year.

;-)

Anybody up for darning socks?
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