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I love purchase things online and of-course i always visit to purchase things on 50% off coupon and free shipping. I save lot of money, when i shop in that ways!
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Ditto
Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
i would buy fabric - the price increases have effect fabric at a much higher rate then batting.
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batting & thread ~ always need those for quilting!
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i would buy batting and backing for quilts.
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Originally Posted by RST
what would you stock up on? I have an opportunity (limited time) to buy fabric or quilting supplies at wholesale price, with no shipping. I probably should not spend more than $200 total.
So what would you stock up on? A roll of batting? A full bolt of fabric? Would you buy versatile solids (Kona snow or cream, jet black, ash? ) Or would you buy a whole bolt of a fabulous print? Threads? I'm enjoying the idea, but when it comes right down to committing to a big order, I find myself stalling. Inspire me, please. RST |
I would stock up batting and all the different rulers I don't have.
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Most important is to buy one piece of the most beautiful fabric you can find. Then you can stock up on the basics like batting or notions. But buy that one georgous piece of material.
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Originally Posted by Holice
batting and backing.....there may be minimums on notions.
bolts of other fabric only if you use a lot of it. But will always use batting and fabric for backing. Wide backing is about 5-6$ per yd wholesale at some places. |
I'd buy bolts of Kona Bay and Kaufmann PFD pima and sheeting cotton. Batting, thread, mistyfuse, markers. OOps got carried away.
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Originally Posted by jmabby
Oh, I would buy rulers, cutting mats and gadgets I would want, but never can justify the cost. I remember the comment my daughter made the other day "Having the right tools for quilting is the same as a carpenter having the right tools to do the job".
I would buy batting. Nice to have the choice! |
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