Feeling cheap and getting creative.
05-18-2016, 04:24 AM
#31
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Location: Manteno, IL
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not bad for 'on the cheap'....great deal on the material for it!!!! I love to see the creativeness with recycling that some of you out there in QB'land do!!
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05-18-2016, 10:28 AM
#39
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You did an excellent job matching the stripes on those squares! I can't even match stripes on straight grain of fabric, say nothing about bias!
If you spent $30 on shirts, you may want to seek another thrift store -- that seems like a lot to me. I'm lucky enough to have found a thrift shop near my mother's (I visit her two or three times a year) where I can sometimes fill a paper grocery bag for $3 or $4. If they have lots of 100% cotton shirts, I stock up.
If you spent $30 on shirts, you may want to seek another thrift store -- that seems like a lot to me. I'm lucky enough to have found a thrift shop near my mother's (I visit her two or three times a year) where I can sometimes fill a paper grocery bag for $3 or $4. If they have lots of 100% cotton shirts, I stock up.
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