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#15
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Wisconsin-Alabama Gulf Coast Snow Bird
Posts: 2,197
I am so undecided about my fabrics this time around. Today I spent 2 hours at the quilt store and still couldn't decide on any fabric. Well that and the fact the fabric was $12 and up for a yard! I don't mind spending the money if it's something I really love but nothing spoke to me today, time to go shopping in my stash.
#16
Nope, TG, I lost. I was sure it would be Libster. Kassaundra posted here first but Klaws was the first to send me her info. So much for being sure! Lol. Glad you’re with us again TG.
Cheese, I often feel that way. I want to love the fabric I buy. If I love it, I don’t mind spending the money on it either but to pay those prices and feel only so-so? Nope. I’d have buyer’s remorse.
Yay, Jaba’s back! And on the ball as usual.
Another long timer Boomer is in. Yay, Libster!
Cheese, I often feel that way. I want to love the fabric I buy. If I love it, I don’t mind spending the money on it either but to pay those prices and feel only so-so? Nope. I’d have buyer’s remorse.
I am so undecided about my fabrics this time around. Today I spent 2 hours at the quilt store and still couldn't decide on any fabric. Well that and the fact the fabric was $12 and up for a yard! I don't mind spending the money if it's something I really love but nothing spoke to me today, time to go shopping in my stash.
#17
Me posting so quickly was just a fluke, I am at work today and just happened to check in first thing this morning (well after a quick call and unit check out)
Nope, TG, I lost. I was sure it would be Libster. Kassaundra posted here first but Klaws was the first to send me her info. So much for being sure! Lol. Glad you’re with us again TG.
Cheese, I often feel that way. I want to love the fabric I buy. If I love it, I don’t mind spending the money on it either but to pay those prices and feel only so-so? Nope. I’d have buyer’s remorse.
Yay, Jaba’s back! And on the ball as usual.
Another long timer Boomer is in. Yay, Libster!
Cheese, I often feel that way. I want to love the fabric I buy. If I love it, I don’t mind spending the money on it either but to pay those prices and feel only so-so? Nope. I’d have buyer’s remorse.
Yay, Jaba’s back! And on the ball as usual.
Another long timer Boomer is in. Yay, Libster!
#18
I'm going to have to take a trip to a fabric store too. I've been struggling w/ ideas for this boom, may actually do something really "boring" as far as the fabric I send. Was thinking about sending a WOW and having each person use a different color for a color wheel type quilt.
I do have the idea firmed up for my brown/cream blocks from last boom. I am nearly finished w/ the great niece / nephew quilts I have been working on so can start the brown / cream boom quilt really soon.
I do have the idea firmed up for my brown/cream blocks from last boom. I am nearly finished w/ the great niece / nephew quilts I have been working on so can start the brown / cream boom quilt really soon.
#19
Super Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Mn
Posts: 6,697
I also checked this morning, then putzed around. Checked back in and the swap was already posted.
Have both my sets packaged but going to look for paint chips for the red orange to go with the purples.
Also been working on my snowflake blocks, noticed the last row was on upside down. Jack and I have been spending some quality time together this evening
Have both my sets packaged but going to look for paint chips for the red orange to go with the purples.
Also been working on my snowflake blocks, noticed the last row was on upside down. Jack and I have been spending some quality time together this evening
#20
Quick heads up. We’ve got about 10 return Boomers signed up and a new person who is interested. Just waiting on a little more info from her.
Reminder, all skill levels are welcome but I do ask that boomers be able to sew a basic 12 1/2 inch block that holds together well. Blocks do not need to be fancy or detailed, just constructed well enough for use in a quilt. Thanks!
Reminder, all skill levels are welcome but I do ask that boomers be able to sew a basic 12 1/2 inch block that holds together well. Blocks do not need to be fancy or detailed, just constructed well enough for use in a quilt. Thanks!
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