Frankie

I have rewritten this note about ten times not wanting to offend. But why is everyone collecting/hording fabric? Unless you are pumping out ten quilts a month why would you need to have fabric sit on a shelf for years and years? Wouldn't you rather see that fabric being used by someone else into a grogeous quilt? Why not get the fabric you need for a quilt you are really ready to make and then after a time use up the scraps for a scrap quilt....just asking and really wondering? Please don't take offence I guess I want to know the reason for continually buying fabric if your production percentage does not keep up with fabric coming in.

hperttula123

Lol...because it's fun!!! I don't drink and don't go out, so I have to do something for myself. I like to have alot so I have choices when I do quilt. I don't have stores close to just run and get what I want whenever. It's an hour to my lqs. I'd be running there all the time and you figure the gas price with my mileage and it costs me about $8 to drive there and back.

hperttula123

Lol, my house is so not big enough!!! I'd have to wait until the kids move out.

agdetrick

It will fall in place in time. Looks great! Better get everyone involved making quilts to make more room.


Have fun!