How to rebuild my fabric stash?

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06-18-2019, 06:43 PM

#21

tuckyquilter

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equilter.com is one I use. Along with MSQC, fabric.com. Just google and take a look at what's available.
But this time around, only buy what you Love. LoL

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06-19-2019, 02:52 AM

#22

Aurora

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As my sewing tastes are constantly evolving, I see no reason to stop acquiring new fabric. If I always purchase what I like, it all plays nice together. Besides, it is more fun to have more to choices.

Bonus: I am also saving money on gas.

06-19-2019, 03:23 AM

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hobbykat1955

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jordan

I have a big stash of fabrics and love it. I am slowly donating some fabrics and feel good that someone else can use it up.

Me too...trying and winning on not buying but using what I have. I too have donated lots to the local Church guild.

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06-19-2019, 03:42 AM

#24

Battle Axe

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Location: Northeastern Indiana

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My downfall was Quilted Twins. They sell bundles of a color theme and I would just have to have it. Such as peach, teal, reds. wood grains, and animal prints. Then I had to have a tub dedicated and labeled neatly on the shelf. Now at 72, I feel I have run out of time. Will I ever get it all sewed up?

And I am still nursing a stash of bolts: the black/yellow, black /red, floral, and snow scenes.

I was thrilled to have 3 of the members here take a large priority box of scraps and just pay the postage. It did free up some space.