pam7858

I'd get it and think of it as pretty inexpensive entertainemt (at least that's what I do!!) How maqny hours will you enjoy working on it, divided into $100 Bet there aren't many things you can do that cheaply. Does that work for you?

quiltincharlotte

I agree with Pam! Go for it!

Sheree from Chicago

I would wait a week or two and if I still "had to have it" I would get it knowing if I didn't I would regret it! LOL

quiltincharlotte

Oh boy, MORE good advice . . . . . .!!

Dani

I agree with Sheree...wait a week or so and see if you still just have to have it. Also someone else said if, down the line, you will kick yourself for not getting it...you should probably get it. Good luck on your decision. dani

Gerbie

Have you checked out your stash recently and looked t for some of your stash that might work into a beautiful quilt using that pattern? This would save you some $$$ if you already have fabric, that you probably bought at some time or another because you just "loved it and couldn't live without it" . So there I probably didn't talk you out of it. Is it just the fabric or the pattern you love so omuch? That pattern could be made with other fabric and still be a beautiful quilt. I hope this doesn't put me on your "bad" list. lol

AnnaK

I was so tempted to order the Deal of the Day charm pack from Missouri Star Quilt Co., I had to log off and go for a walk. It is beautiful fabric. I love anything Amy designs. Show us what you made with it, okay?

zz-pd

If you have the money and really really want it, then go for it, or you will regret it later on. good luck. Penny

zz-pd

I printed the pattren out. sure wish I could spell. I should change my name to penny can't spell, I will make it down the road with different fabric. thank you for the site. Penny

Gilla

Where are you going to use it when you finished? Does it fit in your decor? It fits on your bed? I have two lovely, lovely quilts I had to make and now I have no room for them. I tried to sell one of them on eBay. Anyone should love it the way I do it, but nobody bought it. No one loved it as much as I did and I have it. But how long can I look at it until it gets old?

Okay, my two cents worth and years of experience.