Grab Bags - Scraps by the pound
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#1
quiltmouse , 04-08-2011 08:10 AM
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I bought 3 from fabric.com. (3# for $19.95)
They were WOF cuts, over 1/2 yd each. Lovely fabrics. Things I would not think to buy, but am so glad I have them. (3 pc I am going to look for yardage to buy, love them that much.)
I bought 4 from connecting threads (1# for $7.98)
They were different pieces, mostly left over from their strip, charm, & stack cuttings. 3 packages were all selvedge side, so lost a lot of poundage to just selvedges.
connecting threads grab bags cost $4 and are less satisfactory.
Just want to say I have bought yardage, FQ, strips, charms & stacks from connecting threads & I LOVE THEM.
They were WOF cuts, over 1/2 yd each. Lovely fabrics. Things I would not think to buy, but am so glad I have them. (3 pc I am going to look for yardage to buy, love them that much.)
I bought 4 from connecting threads (1# for $7.98)
They were different pieces, mostly left over from their strip, charm, & stack cuttings. 3 packages were all selvedge side, so lost a lot of poundage to just selvedges.
connecting threads grab bags cost $4 and are less satisfactory.
Just want to say I have bought yardage, FQ, strips, charms & stacks from connecting threads & I LOVE THEM.
#3
quiltsRfun , 04-08-2011 08:53 AM
Super Member
I also like the Moda scrap bags. They're 3-4 inch pieces cut along the selvedge edges but I didn't mind. Also, you get scraps from a collection so they work together.
Loved my bundle from fabric.com but haven't tried Connecting Threads. Anyone tried Keepsake Quilting scrap bags?
Loved my bundle from fabric.com but haven't tried Connecting Threads. Anyone tried Keepsake Quilting scrap bags?
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quiltmouse , 04-08-2011 12:37 PM
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hmm dont see the edit buttons... so
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this should say cost $4 MORE than fabric.comOriginally Posted by quiltmouse
connecting threads grab bags cost $4 and are less satisfactory.