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Why is it when we quilt, we call it fabric and when we sew, we call it material?
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I do/did.
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Fabric sounds more sophisticated. And, everyone knows we are a classy bunch of ladies (and some gentlemen).
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That brought a smile to my face. Thanks
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I've wondered that, too. I've stopped and corrected myself a lot.
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I DON'T KNOW! That is ture.
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If you go to a store and ask for the material section, they look dumbfounded...if you ask for the fabric section, they give you directions.
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I think now days there are so many different materials that are not fabric related. We have to be specific and say fabric. Lol :)
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I always thought it was an age thing...My 83 year old mother always says material. Most of my "younger" friends say Fabric....
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I never thought about it!
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