I found your posts very interesting thanks so much for sharing!! I do feel very lucky of the fabric choices that we have here! Happy New Year and I wish you many visitors and trips to the US in 2011!
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Originally Posted by Momof3Es
I found your posts very interesting thanks so much for sharing!! I do feel very lucky of the fabric choices that we have here! Happy New Year and I wish you many visitors and trips to the US in 2011!
I will go with the kids, though, possibly to Egypt here in Jan. We have to leave the country due to a problem with my temp. residency card and I have to leave before Jan. 26. You know what they sell in Egypt, right? Egyptian cotton!!!!! (Believe it or not, you can get a charter flight to Egypt, plus hotel and food for about $350 per person for one week from Warsaw.) Fun. I'll take an extra bag if I go there...There is a huge bazaar in Cairo... Hey...quilters look EVERYWHERE.... |
That's a sad inventory to choose from!!!!
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Originally Posted by stewyscrewy
Your corrogated fabrics would be chanille here if I am not mistaken.
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Originally Posted by G'ma Kay
Originally Posted by stewyscrewy
Your corrogated fabrics would be chanille here if I am not mistaken.
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Thanks for sharing. I now feel very greatfull to have a very colorful stash.
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I guess we are really lucky in the U.S. to have such a great selection of quilting fabrics! Thanks for sharing.
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I'm happy to have a computer to order special fabric from if I can't find in store ! Can you do this as well ? Or is it absurdly expensive to do that ?
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Originally Posted by QuiltingQueen
The funny thing was on the sign out front is said MODA. They had not idea what MODa was!
A perfect name for a fabric store. I think they know the meaning of the word. |
This is such an interesting post. Thanks for all the info and pictures. You sound very resourceful. I was wondering how you got interested in quilting since it isn't popular there??
My husband's grandparents came from Poland :) |
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