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    Old 06-02-2011, 10:14 PM
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    Originally Posted by jljack
    I think fabric selection should also be based on the use of the quilt. Spending over $100 for fabric & batting to make a treasured "heirloom" quality quilt is quite acceptable. To overspend on fabric for a quilt that goes to a hospital for NICU babies, or to a toddler who will drag the quilt around, necessitating frequent washing and relatively short term life doesn't seem like a good use of my $$ resources. I do appreciate the difference in the quality of the fabric. Sometimes I can afford to spend $$ for the nicer fabric, but most often I cannot.
    Ditto, to all this. I just liked the careful explanation in the article. When I do pay more, I'd like to know why, and the explanation made sense.
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