connecting threads "seconds"
#15
Originally Posted by KimmieH
Has anyone ever purchased their fabrics that are "seconds"?
They sell for approx $2.50 yard which is great, but just wondering just how defective they are?
I can work with a little here or there...but not if a major flaw.
advice>>?
thanks!
Kim
They sell for approx $2.50 yard which is great, but just wondering just how defective they are?
I can work with a little here or there...but not if a major flaw.
advice>>?
thanks!
Kim
But I have also bought the 2nds before and have never been able to find the flaws. Oh well, guess if they decide that I should have it for $2.50 then I'll just take it for $2.50.
Oh, and I also buy alot of their fabrics on clearance. Either by the yard or the kits. 50% off is too hard to pass up.
#16
I have purchased a lot of their clearance fabrics for $2.50 and under. The flaws are so minute that the average person cannot find them. Most of my quilts are not being judged by a quilt expert so I really would rather get a better deal than spend alot of money on fabric prices these days.
#17
I have purchased a lot of their clearance fabrics for $2.50 and under. The flaws are so minute that the average person cannot find them. Most of my quilts are not being judged by a quilt expert so I really would rather get a better deal than spend alot of money on fabric prices these days.
#20
Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
I got 15 yards and was going to use it for backing. They were very specific about telling you where where the flaw was. When i got the fabric, I looked carefully at each piece and could not find the flaw. Maybe I should return it? It was a FABULOUS deal, their usual quality fabric! I also ordered the matching quilting thread. I would say go for it.
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