Sew and Sew

Well welcome from a fellow nurse from TN.......you do not need an intervention........WE ARE your intervention........the problem is we all love fabrics..........that is why we have so many wips.........

quiltnut4ever

Welcome from Florida! I just finished moving into another apt. and after filling 25 gallon totes my dd stated she will never move fabric again or she's selling them! NOT! I think we calculated over 50 lbs of fabric and like u every time i enter my lqs or walmart or any store that carries fabric I must buy some! So I too am a fabricholic!

JoanneS

Welcome from CT - there's no cure for what ails us - thank goodness!

pocoellie

You've joined the right group, at least for fabricholics. LOL

gaigai

Coming here to confess your fabric addiction is kinda like an alcoholic going into a liquor store to confess his!!!! We're ALL Fabric-aholics!!! :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :roll:

dizzy

welcome from the state of arkansas.

Lacelady

Welcome from Ireland, and I won't be joining Fabriholics Anon either. I love my stash collection, but still never seem to quite have the one I want for a new project.

Bevanger

Welcome from Washington :D

Sheila Elaine

Hi J-La, welcome from Northeast Alabama. Problem with fabric, esp scraps, they seem to multiply. The more I give away, the more I feel I need to replace, so the merry-go-round is off to the races every time I see remnants and clearance fabric. I have some larger pieces that are 5 - 6 yards. I don't know what I'll make with all of them; however, I'm sure that over time i'll incorporate them into quilts or make items like pocket totes, green bags, etc. There's always a use for every bit of tiny fabric if you look long enough. Happy fabric buying & quilt making.

Mplsgirl

Welcome from Roscoe, Illinois.