Moon Holiday

Sounds great to me... If it was in my area and I saw the ad, I'd look into buying it.

A month ago a quilter in our area was offering 500+ yards of quality LQS quilt fabrics for $700... Oh if only I had the cash!!!! I assume she sold it all because her ad ran for several weeks in the paper.

Rose L

Nope, someone else's cast offs. I wouldn't buy it, I'd rather choose $50 worth of stuff I know I would like and use!

joyce blint

At those prices, I'd get it all or be regretting it!

kwilter

Don't waste time! Get it NOW!

Pies mom

I'm pretty new also but I am only buying what I am using. Even on sale this can be an expensive hobby....so I'm going slow. A stash will come on its own.

butterflywing

i wouldn't do it and i wouldn't tell others to do it. for now, concentrate on what you know you need and will definitely use.
each time you make quilt, buy a little extra of the fabric you know you'd like to use again. i wouldn't go buying helter-skelter fabrics that don't co-ordinate or bear any relationship to one another. build your stash based on color preferences or print size or both. don't get sucked into cheap pre-cut deals that don't match anything and have no purpose. as for patterns, use the freebies online and learn from them, before investing $$ on patterns. buy tools only as needed. there's no contest to own stuff.

EDIT: does everyone who says to do it, really do it? not every piece of fabric is the last one on earth. and not every great deal, is even a deal.

butterflywing

why did it run that long if it was such a bargain? obviously, it took her a while to sell it off. at that price it should have sold the first few days.

bjolly

I say go for it!

Ruby the Quilter

What a great way to start and play with lots of fabrics.

Cyn

How do you pay cash only?