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Old 04-30-2010, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
My reasoning for buying so much fabric is that the cost of fabric will increase so buying it now will save me money.
better investment than the stock market :lol: :lol:


see this thread LOL!!

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Old 04-30-2010, 09:23 AM
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Fabric in Norway costs 4 times more than in the USA (et al) so I shop and tote it home with me.
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Old 04-30-2010, 11:12 AM
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FABRIC MAKES ME DREAM1
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Old 04-30-2010, 11:36 AM
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I can have what I need on hand, without having to go out and buy it. I call it stocking up ;)
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Old 04-30-2010, 11:48 AM
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Its called being a fabricaholic and I am definitely one. I love to look and feel of beautiful fabrics. I keep telling myself that one day when I retire, I won't have the money so I need to stack up. Problem is that if I sewed everyday for the rest of my life, I doubt I would use all that fabric...that being said I think I'll just keep on buying it.
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Originally Posted by Gerbie
Gosh Barb, I thought I had a lot, and maybe too much, but I can't begin to compete with all of yours, Where do you have room to sew, I wouldn't be able to remember what I might have if I wanted to start a new quilt with that much fab. You can open your own Quilt Shop, called precut Fab. I love it. thanks for showing just part of your stash, and I mean STASH!!
So here are some more pics of my studio. The first one is a sign I made which is on the door at the head of the stairs leading downstairs to my studio in the basement. The next is more fabric. The next is my sewing table, surrounded by all the notions I'll ever need to play forever and ever.
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Sign on door at head of stairs leading to basement studio
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Some more fabric
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Where I sit and sew
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Cutting/ironing table I made myself
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Ok now I don't feel so bad about how much quilting stuff I have.
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Mamagus Love those little ones, but do you think all that sugar is good for them ? :o)
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Old 04-30-2010, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by barbgooch
Originally Posted by Gerbie
Gosh Barb, I thought I had a lot, and maybe too much, but I can't begin to compete with all of yours, Where do you have room to sew, I wouldn't be able to remember what I might have if I wanted to start a new quilt with that much fab. You can open your own Quilt Shop, called precut Fab. I love it. thanks for showing just part of your stash, and I mean STASH!!
So here are some more pics of my studio. The first one is a sign I made which is on the door at the head of the stairs leading downstairs to my studio in the basement. The next is more fabric. The next is my sewing table, surrounded by all the notions I'll ever need to play forever and ever.
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great room, somehow your sign seems funny, too bad your sewing room isn't upstairs, then you could say "I'm in heaven, come on up"
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It brings the best out of me because its mine all mine. he he
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