Debd

Should have known what to expect when I saw "reason" and "fabricholic" in the same sentence.

You might want to forward this to Mythbusters to see if they can prove your reasoning!

carolynjo

I'm glad to finally have that problem diagnosed. Now let's hope there's no easy cure for it.

turner0106

I wonder if my husband will believe this. LOL I hide my purchases. But since he does the check book he still knows. But he does the same thing when he goes to the wood store. Wood must have the same affect for men as fabric does for women. ;-)

beatys9

Well that explains everything! I wonder if DH will understand...

IBQLTN

ROFL!
I wonder if there are any 'young' quilters on this board scratching their heads wondering about playing LP's backwards!

That really dates us!

roseirish48

absolutely no cure--it is terminal. nothing anyone can do about it short of locking us up when the moon is full,on the wan or rising.they can try but we shall go forth howling.

Kimcatlou

Thank you so much for this wonderful scientific explanation. Now I know why my car automatically turns in when I spot a fabric or quilt store. My oldest daughter has actually requested that I not will my fabric to her!

SharonTheriault

These are so funny, but so true. My daughters and daughters-in-law have requested that I give it away before I pass away.

Janice Thompson

I think it is called "Quilting Pox" no known cure

emlee51

My name is emlee, and I'm a fabricholic...thank God, now I feel better!!!