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#71
I like charm packs for simple quilts. I do find the price a bit offputting, but its really about convenience. I'm not about to purchase a 1/4 yard when I really only need a small square.
I'm making my pinwheel quilt out of 2 charm packs and a white on white. It's turning out beautifully. I love the "flow" of the colors, and I knew what I was getting. There are a lot of websites that let you see all the fabrics in the line at the time with just a click of your mouse
I have 2 layer cakes, both were given to me.
I'm making my pinwheel quilt out of 2 charm packs and a white on white. It's turning out beautifully. I love the "flow" of the colors, and I knew what I was getting. There are a lot of websites that let you see all the fabrics in the line at the time with just a click of your mouse
I have 2 layer cakes, both were given to me.
#77
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: league city, texas
Posts: 619
i know that the precut fabric saves some people time, but for me, the measuring, and cutting is one of my favorite parts of the process....and of course, i then have scraps for any future scrap quilts i am going to make......gina
#78
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Albuquerque, NM
Posts: 278
As a newbie I look at these first when in a store but I haven't found a line that I like. I lov batiks but haven't found any of themin thes desert cuts that pull me. I know from what I have read here that I im not into the more normal lines. I really am not a fan of moda.
#80
First I don't have easy access to fabric stores so I have to buy online and it's hard to match fabric on a screen. I buy pre-cuts because that way I know the fabrics will match. Someone has already done the work for me.
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