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Never say never. I went on the site and looked at the fabric. I have to admit it is beautiful and well done. I guess if you really wanted something unique you would pay that much.
But me??? NO |
Originally Posted by blzzrdqueen
http://www.thetranscript.com/ci_1664...ce=most_viewed
If you click on this story and read through to the 2nd store owner, she talks about regionally inspired fabrics. She's charging $60 a yard, and almost $17 for a fat quarter...would you pay this amount for fabric??? I know I wouldn't... |
I only wish I was well off enough to just consider buying that expensive a fabric. The most expensive fabric I ever worked with was two yards of $45/yd lace for my daughter's wedding. I did like the kitty on the t-shirt though.
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Originally Posted by Jamiestitcher62
Come on, we're talking about the Northern Berkshires, land of the nutjobs, East. They must have a lot more disposable income up "in them thar hills". LOL.
Personally, it isn't the most attractive fabric, but maybe would look good with a pair of Berkenstocks. |
To each his own, I guess. I couldn't afford it myself and plus, I'd be afraid to do anything with it.
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No question about it...I couldn't!
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Originally Posted by blzzrdqueen
http://www.thetranscript.com/ci_1664...ce=most_viewed
If you click on this story and read through to the 2nd store owner, she talks about regionally inspired fabrics. She's charging $60 a yard, and almost $17 for a fat quarter...would you pay this amount for fabric??? I know I wouldn't... Never would pay -- even if I liked it -- these prices. Linda |
only if I had a head injury, even tons of money wouldnt tempt me.
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no. Just a plain and simple no. Not even if I were rolling in money.
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We have high end cotton fabric in our local quilt shop for $75 and the prices generally start at $21 - $34. (I usually look in that shop).
I buy in places that are having sales. Even so, $10 is cheap in Australia, so if you want to quilt... |
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