Do I have a problem
03-28-2012, 07:29 PM
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I also help people find things at all the local fabric stores, but have have bought 2yds in the last month. I look a lot. But all the people at the grill and all the range workers at the golf club call my husband by his name.
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03-29-2012, 04:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Lori S
It could be a symptom... Can you identify which fabric came in in the last week?? If so you may have a problem. Do the clerks also know how much to cut before you tell them? You may have a problem.. Do they know to have a stock boy ready to assist you to your car because you can't push the heavy overloaded cart... You may have a problem. Doyou look at the books and find it hard to find one you don't already own.... You may have a problem.
But the biggest question can you still close the door to your sewing room?
But the biggest question can you still close the door to your sewing room?
03-29-2012, 04:17 PM
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The ladies at my local Hancock's Fabric get a smile on their face when they see me. haha I recently told them about a scrap quilt I was working on. They all said, "bring it in so we can see it!". Made me feel good and gave me confidence. I had already shown them the quilt I had made for my brother at Christmas.
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