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    Old 10-02-2010, 01:40 AM
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    I already feel 80 with a bad back. But OH my goodness (OMG) i would really be 80 course by then i would feel 110 lol. But but but i would just HAVE to BUY more fabric to go with what i have to make it just right hehe. Im just making my quilt center this month so i will post pics. Woo weee
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    Old 10-02-2010, 02:19 AM
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    Originally Posted by HELLuvvANGEL
    I already feel 80 with a bad back. But OH my goodness (OMG) i would really be 80 course by then i would feel 110 lol. But but but i would just HAVE to BUY more fabric to go with what i have to make it just right hehe. Im just making my quilt center this month so i will post pics. Woo Weee
    I would feel like that too with my back, neck, shoulders etc. I would never finish using the fabric before I went.
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    Old 10-02-2010, 02:19 AM
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    I could stay a lot of years doing tops, but am out of batting. So, I would have to go shopping before they lock me up and then I would need more thread and then I would have more fabric....so, yep I would never be heard from again.
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    Originally Posted by mcdaniel023
    I could stay a lot of years doing tops, but am out of batting. So, I would have to go shopping before they lock me up and then I would need more thread and then I would have more fabric....so, yep I would never be heard from again.
    as long as they gave you plenty of money so you can get ALL the things you want and need.
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    Would have to include the bathroom and lots of pop and water.
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    Old 10-02-2010, 03:18 AM
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    I'm in the process of using up ALL of my fabric. I have enough left to 2 king size quilts. The last one being a string quilt.

    I am so tired of looking at the fabric. I want it all gone so I can start aquiring a completely new stash.
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    Old 10-02-2010, 03:37 AM
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    Originally Posted by GlendaNixon
    I'm in the process of using up ALL of my fabric. I have enough left to 2 king size quilts. The last one being a string quilt.

    I am so tired of looking at the fabric. I want it all gone so I can start aquiring a completely new stash.
    I am with you GlendaNixon, I have been busy making charity quilts for the childrens ward of our local hospital. I have made seven in the last two months, single bed size 58 x 78 inches. One more to quilt, another just needs the final border and another pile of fabric is sitting on the ironing board waiting to talk to me. That will make ten and I still haven't put a dent in my stash. I have vowed not to buy any more fabric but to use up what I have, I am even piecing my backings :lol:
    I get real excited when I use up fabric.

    I don't know how long I would last in my sewing room as I have 2 rolls of batting and I buy thread by the box :) :)
    Oh gosh I may never see the light of day again :cry:
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    Old 10-02-2010, 03:45 AM
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    I have learned to just go touch the fabric. I could make about fifty. My quilting buddy just sent me about 12 yds of fabric. ...she buys by the bolt
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    Old 10-02-2010, 03:45 AM
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    I could get four or five bby quilts-maybe, but would not have enough backing.
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    Old 10-02-2010, 04:52 AM
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    Oh boy! I can't begin to figure that out! I only have full backs for maybe 5 or 6 but I could piece them. Hmm, then if I count my scrap bags, maybe I could add 5 more. So lets say, 100 or more. But I would never have the right colors to finish any so I would have to send someone to the LQS to get that! LOL
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