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Old 06-06-2011, 04:58 PM
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Oh my gosh. All those Kaffe Fassettes I used to make my first quilt... must be wort ha mint by now.

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Old 06-06-2011, 05:00 PM
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I am not an expert on fabrics,lol, but these were advertised as "early" Kaffe Fassett..so maybe some of them are out of print..not sure.I guess if I was trying to make a quilt with the whole collection and was missing the one FQ..I may be willing to pay more.
And BtW, one sold for $10 and change. Smebody really wanted it and I am glad they got it.
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Old 06-06-2011, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
My not so LQS charges $4 on up a FQ for 100% cotton, and $6+ on up for a batik FQ. But I refuse to pay that.

Then again my (not so-L)LQS charges upwards of $15 a yard for cotton and upwards of $18 for batik
Wow!I guess I shouldn't complain.
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Originally Posted by k_jupiter
Oh my gosh. All those Kaffe Fassettes I used to make my first quilt... must be wort ha mint by now.

*L*

tim in san jose
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Old 06-06-2011, 05:04 PM
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Check out what Heather Ross Lightning Bolts and Other Mysteries fabrics and fat quarters go for on Ebay. I've seen $20 or more for fq. I have a reasonable stash of yardarge on some of these HR fabrics. I'm waiting until it looks like there aren't anymore and then I am going to move in for the kill!!!! Maybe make enough to buy my dream sewing machine..... ;)
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:35 AM
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My limit would be $2.50 for the FQ.
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:46 AM
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fabric.com just had those on sale-I'd buy a half yd. cut it in half & barter the other FQ(or keep)& probaly still wouldn't have spent over $6- Is it worth over $24 per yd?NOOOOO!
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Old 06-07-2011, 03:52 AM
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That's ridiculous! I almost NEVER pay full price for any of my sewing things - fabrics included. Maybe they just didn't read the ad correctly, and thought it was for a bunch of FQ's, instead of just one. I couldn't even imagine it!!
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I'm also collecting KF for a Dear Jane quilt. I just paid $3.00 each for a bunch of FQ's and I really had to bite the bullet to do it - I think that's a lot of money but I was at a LQS while on vacation and they had a huge selection, much more than I can get at home and I hate paying postage. The KF fabrics were .25 more than the regular FQ's, I guess because of the KF name. But $6.50 - nope.
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Originally Posted by MellieKQuilter
I think people get carried away on ebay... just noticed someone paid 11.50 for a 5 inch twister tool, that is on sale at Craft Warehouse for 7.00. I think people think that they are always gonna get a great deal, and then get into that "I gotta have IT" mentality and end up paying WAY TOO MUCH. Especially when you factor in postage. Plain crazy!
Several years ago I was selling my Occupied Japan on ebay. Has one very simple figurine, a cowboy taking a siesta leaning against a cactus, about six inches high. Top value I'd expect.....$15. A buyer paid $126.00. I ask why. Said he collected them and HAD TO HAVE IT!
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