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Old 08-04-2011, 05:00 AM
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My high is when I find a fantastic deal on fabric...wow.
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:01 AM
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Originally Posted by grandjan
My money actually so I buy what I like. I've pretty much quit buying fabric just because I adore it though. I finally figured out that there is always a prettier fabric on the designer's table that will be out next year, or the year after and I have plenty.
Took me a ridiculously long time to figure that one out. :oops:
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:01 AM
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If you are spending your own money, there is no need to hide the purchases.

If your are not spending your own money - stop and think of how you can make your own money and then spend yours.
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by ranger
100 Ways to Hide Your Stash

He doesn't' have to know everything
A few secrets keep a marriage fresh as spring
I'll have it in, and out of sight in a flash
There are 100 ways to hide your stash.


Fill up the cupboard, hide the evidence
Pile it in the pantry spare no expense
Keep it with the kids' clothes, lay it with the wine
Keep it all together where the sun don't shine!


Put it in a Safeway bag, bring it in with the groceries
Call it "Christmas presents - and don't you peek!"
You're "keeping it for a friend" who's gone to Calgary
She'll be back soon - no there's none for me!


Don't tell him what you owe the store
He might start looking in the dryer or the drawer
It's an affliction breeding secrecy
These quilty pleasures that won't let me be


Pack it in the wardrobe, under the chair
Stack it with the linen, with the silverware
Cram it in the cellar, under the stair
With the winter clothes, with the underwear.


A woman stored hers in the ceiling overhead
For years it stayed there, overtop the bed
Her husband never ever heard a sound
Until the day it brought the ceiling down


He's got golfing and his auto parts
You've got fabric
He's got cigarettes and butter tarts
You've got fabric!


Pad it in a pillow, buy a bass violin
Cram it in a corner, tuck it in a tin
Turn off your freezer, fill up your bin
Unplug the oven, you can fit it all in


Buy a few quarters, while you're at the store
Get a little extra - more more more
Slip it in the mattress, hide it under the floor
No more room in here: buy the house next door!


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Old 08-04-2011, 05:04 AM
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Are you kidding, mine is always happy to know I was fabric shopping and enjoys seeing what I purchased.....................I know you figured it out by now. I am out of his hair and in another room or basement. hahaha, have a great day and keep up the shopping and sewing. I do enjoy reading here. Thanks to you all.
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:07 AM
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haha, my hubby is worse than I am, he can't wait to open the packages when they arrive. He reminds me of a little kid at Christmas : ) He will even go to the fabric store with me, and looks at all the pretty fabrics.
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:07 AM
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i just leave my newly bought fabric in car .until that night then add it to my stash and he doesent know any difference. he realy doesent say much anyway maybe a remark like.aint u got enough fabric. aw then i remind him of things he likes .
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:10 AM
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Oh yes, another fabricholic here. It seems to jusy hop into my cart. :-0
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:12 AM
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I am so blessed, my husband goes with me to fabric stores both near and far. He carries my choices to the cutting table while I keep shopping. Another thing, he never fails to ask if I'm sure I'm buying enough. If I say 4 yards, he will ask if I'm sure I don't need 5.
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Old 08-04-2011, 05:17 AM
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This is a serious issue and complex. It comes with a health warning. I'm not sure that avoiding the issue is the solution but it would seem to be a winning formula for surviving the situation. What's the alternative, throw the stash away?
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