Fabric.com - Make It Stop!
#23
Senior Member
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 311
They got me for 85 (dollars, not yards! ...I wish!) The fabrics are very nice for that price. I figure it's okay to build a stash of fabs you like. Then when a project surfaces, you have fabrics you really like, not just one's that work. Am I bad???
#24
Member
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Originally from Canada living in Pucallpa, Peru
Posts: 64
Well considering when I was back in Canada last year and had to buy fabric for the back of the quilt I made for my niece at $18 a meter, I say if you can get fabric at that price go for it!
#26
Jan in VA, you are one SHARP lady!!! Always love your witty answers!!!! Keep 'em coming!
#29
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: NH
Posts: 645
I've always told my "eyebrow-raisers" that my quilting and sewing activities are cheaper than a psychiatrist and healthier than a bar! And I look on my fabric collection as ingredients in my pantry: cant produce much if the cupboard is bare. So it's okay!!!
#30
Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 68
Don't beat yourself up so much. You DID SAVE MONEY, and today that is major important. Besides, you bought it for a good cause, to finish quilt projects that you previously bought fabric for. Take a deep breath and think about all the money you saved. Georgette
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