TinkerQuilts

Do they have this sale often? If not, I would go quickly and at least see if they have something you must have? I love to shop - doesn't necessarily mean you have to buy.

mighty

I think you should at least look and see if there is any you can not live without!

kathbug

I think as much as you have made an agreement with your husband I would stick by or talk with him about the fab sale and work it out together.

Aurora

That is why my car has a trunk; otherwise, known as a temporary storage unit. It use to hold that pair of shoes I couldn't live without, now it has graduated to a TFSU (temporary fabric storage unit).

quilt queen

Oh Boy! wish I could find a sale like that...I too, have stopped buying fabric...trying to use from my stash..but for this kind of sale I would load up !!!If Canada wasn't so far, I make a road trip!

Steady Stiching

I'd buy all the blenders I could get my hands on and stay away from the focal fabrics...learned from experiance.

jbj137

If you have a $$ stash, go for it.

Rose_P

I never heard of "oh" -"old husband"? Whatever, whoever. I agree with dunster, but next time there will have to be some discussion about how much of a say you should have over oh's personal expenditures. Compromise, unless you're talking about your money vs a joint resource. Financial advice from experts always seems to stress that in a relationship each person should have a bit of the budget for unquestioned personal use. Neither party gets to control all the money - no matter who gets the paycheck or the bigger paycheck. If you are living with this person and carrying your share of the load in whatever manner, whether mopping, cooking, grocery shopping, dusting, listening to his most annoying complaints and most boring rants, etc. - it all counts. If he doesn't agree, you have bigger problems than whether or not to buy fabric when you feel like it.

ktbb

I'd consider what my partner would say and decide how important that relationship is compared to my/your relationship with quilting...

bunbytes

Oh come on, it's to good to pass up.