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that is because they are negatives.
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i have plenty of muslin for the neutral, but not many neutral prints :-(
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I usually have to make a special trip for white, creams or white on white. I just don't think about them until time to sew. You are not alone:)
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I have no neutrals or whites in my stash. I'm with you - always going for the yummy material!
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I have some, okay maybe 3 pieces(one of which might be 2 yards), of neutrals but I tend to use solids or solid-look fabrics as neutrals. Yes, I was the child who almost failed art because I didn't have a clue how the color wheel went together. I love the "Look at me!!" fabrics which is reflected in my stash.
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My "NEW rule is if I find a print I like- I can't[shouldn't] buy it unless I find the right coordinating fabrics So far its worked half of the time :-)
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I do the same thing. I bought five yards of six different neutrals at the end of the year and am so glad I did as it has saved me in all projects since then. I also bought some basic sashing solids and that has been a project saver as well. When I go to the fabric store, or online, it is the colors and prints that make my little heart beat faster.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I usually have to make a special trip for white, creams or white on white. I just don't think about them until time to sew. You are not alone:)
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I try to buy them when I find them. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be alot of choices out there locally.
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i watch walmart and get whatever is on the bolt of off-white on the clearance aisle. usually have a good supply on hand.
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