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:D I stopped smoking so there is extra to spend on fabric. We don't eat out as much so that helps also. But yes I will cont to make quilts. :D I will use my stash & buy only what I need to, for ea quilt if necessary. And then I will try to catch Sales. :wink:
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use more of my scraps instead of hoarding them.
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Of course I will still quilt. Quilting material is very expensive here in Germany anyway - maybe I will be more choosy when I buy fabrics in the future. Fortunately my stash is big enough to be busy for the next 20 years or so. I think I can never stop because I'm born to it! :-)
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Got a newsletter from an Australian quilt store today, and their distributor had told them that the price of fabric would be going up worldwide by 70% in 2011 because of the worldwide shortage of cotton!
It's already $25 - $35 per metre over here, so a 70% increase??? Can see a lot of quilt shops going broke if they put the price of fabric up 70%. |
Of course I will - but my stach will be getting smaller - from use
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Originally Posted by scowlkat
I have enough fabric stash to quilt until 50 years past my demise so rising costs are not too much of a factor. However there is always a new fabric calling my name and if it yells loud enough, I am sure I will find a way to buy it.
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Of course, I will..will just have to be a little more intent on shopping for the sales......
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Sure will. I have stash. After that will just have to be strategic with the budget. I will stop driving before I stop quilting. I can find other means of getting from point A to point B.
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No.I won't stop I have enough fabric to last a looooong time !!!!
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I'm well stocked, took advantage of sales in 2010. Projects might be a little smaller, but I'll scratch the itch.
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