Does he have a brother or father :?: :?: :?: :?:

You go girl. :thumbup:

What a wonderful Hubby!

When my DH was living, he was the one to suggest that I get a different machine when he thought the present one was in the repair shop too often. On coming backing from a shopping, the 1st question was, "Well, how much material did you get this time?" This was all said w/ a grin while hiding behind the paper. If I said not one thing, he'd ask if I was sick. LOL God, I miss that man.

Ditto! what a great hubby!

LOL I would look at him and say how much my dear.

Can you explain to the rest of us as to WHY you"re still at HOME ------------Get Your Butt In Gear

My husband doesn't mind me buying fabric as long as it is at garage sales and not more than $1 a yard.

You mean you're not gone yet?!

Yaaa Hoooo, this man is a keeper. Definitely a keeper.

Wow. Bring him with you to carry your loot.

Have fun shopping.

Run, don't walk to the nearest fabric store, before he changes his mind. LOL

You go girl. Have fun and stock up.

IMO one can never have "too big a stash". :wink: And In this economic climate, we need to be safely storing fabric n thread for ourselves and our children's usage. If children should :cry: turn out to not LOVE fabric and quilting, then we in our old age will still have plenty of GOOD quality cottons to use for our own pleasure :wink:

Wish we could feel fabric online; would then feel more confident about buying.

I'm giving your DH our phone number so he can talk to mine and run that idea by him ;-)

((Hugs))

I'm sorry you lost him. He truly sounds like he was a gem.

I also had a gem of a DH. He would spot quilt stores a mile off when we were traveling and pull in before I could say anything. He always carried a book with him so he could sit and read and always told me to take my time and that he enjoyed seeing me so happy buying fabric! I am sure there is a special place for them in quilter's heaven!