joann's typically has it for that price about every 2 weeks or so they put it on sale.

http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/29383.page This is the link for finding the $35 software lady, Debbie.
I am teetering on the brink of signing up, I did a few squares a year or two ago, and I have the book, but would like the software so I have PM'd Debbie to see how I could go about paying her for it, and will see what she says. Joanne's doesn't send overseas so I can't go down that route. At least it isn't too late to sign up, is it?

no, you can join in whenever you like - since its not a "swap" there isn't a deal line.

It would be great to have you on board, Lesley!

Jan

I need help....

Grrrr frustrated....remember reading in this thread about a site with nice fabric and reasonable prices(thinking about joining this but have a few concerns)...one being money lol....I am sure no one understands that. Also concerned that dont have enough experience with quilting to do this...but then how will I get it if I dont push right? Hmmmmm. I am so slooooooow at quilting...worried cant keep up....SIGH

Maybe it was Klue who mentioned the site....anyway...I cant seem to find it because this thread is soooo long. I am pretty sure it was Klue who mentioned the site. Does anyone remember???

Margie

BTW I just found this thread today....wish I had seen it sooner....but working toward joining. Ordered the rulers and some vellum(I love that stuff for piecing)....so if I find fabric I like at a good price.....just need to add software and would be good to go lol

Margie

he site with good prices on fabric is Whittles Fabric. here's a link


http://www.whittlesfabrics.com/

Don't worry Margie, there are several of us who sew at the speed of slow around here. I can sit next to my friend, do the same pattern, and yet she's done by the time I'm still partway through it. Go figure! I console myself with the fact that quicker does not always mean accurate. :wink: (Now if she'd only sew less accurately this would give me more comfort, lol.)

One way to keep the price down is to use muslin as your background fabric. A few of us are doing that, I think.

Jan

I'm using the "tea-dyed" muslin

looks nice with a lot of colors