maryb119

You know it!!!!

merridancer

A fabriholic? I don't have a sewing room, I have a sewing house, so I can't be a fabriholic. P.S. Does having fabric in the kitchen cabinets mean anything?

bearisgray

and the bathroom, and the laundry room, and the garage, and the gardening shed, and . . . . .

Evangeline

My name is Vangy, I'm a fabricoholic. I used to be content with fat quarters but my addiction has progressed with time & I moved up to 1/2 yards for awhile but now that doesn't even seem to satisfy me and I've been buying whole yards.
Also, I find myself bartering with my husband at Walmart... he can buy an extra box of hunting ammo if I can buy a few yards to get me through the week.
I don't even sew that much. Yet. But I'm going to. I promise.

Mousie

we all are,...LOL! :thumbup:

zz-pd

If I had money I would so be there. God bless. Penny

Crafty1

I need to go to a meeting now as I confess, I'm a fabricholic oops: I

twistedsheets

Lately when I go to walmart I check the fabric dept to just look. Then I spot something I like for $2.50 or less a yard. My intention is just to get a yard or so. But by the time I get to the table I usually have 4 or 5 bolts in my arms and when the lady asks how much I want, my mouth replies how many yards is there? She measures and tells me and again asks how much, and my mouth replies I'll take it all!! It's hard to resist when ONE"S MOUTH refuses to co-operate! THAT'S MY STORY AND I'M STICKING TO IT!!

kygirl

Hi, my name is Linda and I'm a fabriholic. And proud of it.

CarrieAnne

My name is CarrieAnne. fabricaholic fer sure....TRYING to be good right now, though, LOL! Working more, so I have NO TIME TO SPEND AT THE QS, (NO FUN)!