Annie's creative quilt club question
#11
So I received this offer to join Annie's creative quilters fabric club and I wonder if anyone has experience with this club and would comment on the quality of the fabric.
The monthly shipments are 6 coordinated fat quarters, a pattern using the featured fabric and high-quality fabrics made from 100% cotton. This for $21.99 each plus postage and processing.
I have no idea what the postage and processing would be.
Would appreciate any comments about this offer.
Thanks
The monthly shipments are 6 coordinated fat quarters, a pattern using the featured fabric and high-quality fabrics made from 100% cotton. This for $21.99 each plus postage and processing.
I have no idea what the postage and processing would be.
Would appreciate any comments about this offer.
Thanks
#12
For that amount, I'll go to Connecting threads and buy fat quarters I want
#13
I'm sure Annie's carries high quality fabric but it doesn't seem like you are getting a break on the cost of the fabric. Personally, I like to pick my fabric rather than have someone else do it. You do get a pattern but again I like to see if beforehand and decide if I would use it. Plus you have to consider the amount of postage and handling. Unless I was building a stash or did not have places to shop in person, I would pass it up. Is it something you can cancel at any time or are you committed to a certain length of time. I do not belong to this fabric club so perhaps someone will chime in that is a member.
#15
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: California
Posts: 53
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you get 2 fat quarters from a quarter yard - 8 fat quarters from a yard? If this is correct, the cost would be over $29 per yard for these fat quarters. Way to expensive for me.
#16
Fat quarters are 18X22 a yard fabric is 36X44 (about) so you get 4 fat quarters from a yard. You still get 1/4 yard if you figure it in sq inches, in a more user friendly shape. I hope I explained this in a understandable way. Some times the fingers and brain don' connect correctly when I type. LOL
#17
Sorry, Hon, but a quarter is called a quarter because it's a quarter of a yard. Good gracious, if it were only a 1/8 of a yard the price per yard would be $30 dollars per yard for 6 FQs.
#18
Member
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: California
Posts: 53
Fat quarters are 18X22 a yard fabric is 36X44 (about) so you get 4 fat quarters from a yard. You still get 1/4 yard if you figure it in sq inches, in a more user friendly shape. I hope I explained this in a understandable way. Some times the fingers and brain don' connect correctly when I type. LOL
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