Wondering if there is a group meeting for fabric addiction?:)
10-13-2013, 11:10 AM
#81
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My biggest problem is the local Ben Franklin inside our grocery store. How can you not go thru and look? They have a sale every month which makes it worse...always 25-40% off during a sale. In fact the sale probably started today.
Hello, my name is Cheryl and I too am a fabriholic.
Hello, my name is Cheryl and I too am a fabriholic.
10-13-2013, 11:16 AM
#82
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Originally Posted by KathyM
As I tell my kids, the reason for all the fabris is - I'm ready for retirement. I have about 4 more years to work. My thought is I might not have the income to buy fabric when I retire, so I'm buying it now.
10-13-2013, 12:52 PM
#84
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Originally Posted by mcgeeca
I use this same excuse. Except I have six years to go.
One of my strategies to clean it up was to buy a cutting machine. Now if only I hadn't recently discovered the Accuquilt GO, the machine and dies for which have done an awful number on my budget! However, the results are wonderful! You can save so much time and it's easy to use. Fair warning, if you get a die cutting machine, you will want more dies, more mats, more dies, more mats... Sort of like an addiction, you know, except that at some point you will finally have all the dies you want.
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10-13-2013, 01:53 PM
#86
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We are not fabraholics, we are just simply "bailing out" the textile industry, one yard at a time! I am in the process of reorganizing and refolding my fabric using my 6" ruler like I read here on the board. You know those plastic dressers with three drawers, I have two of those dressers full of just batiks. I have yet to start in on the other types of fabric. Yes, I am a fabraholic. My trigger is Hancocks of Padukah. Some times I can satisfy my impulses by jus putting things in my "cart".
10-13-2013, 02:32 PM
#87
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Originally Posted by SuzieQuilts
We are not fabraholics, we are just simply "bailing out" the textile industry, one yard at a time! I am in the process of reorganizing and refolding my fabric using my 6" ruler like I read here on the board. You know those plastic dressers with three drawers, I have two of those dressers full of just batiks. I have yet to start in on the other types of fabric. Yes, I am a fabraholic. My trigger is Hancocks of Padukah. Some times I can satisfy my impulses by jus putting things in my "cart".
10-13-2013, 04:44 PM
#88
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I go through spells where I buy, buy, buy. Then I go through spells where I organize it all into projects, then I go through sewing spells. So, I don't think any of us really have a problem, just different processes!
10-13-2013, 07:20 PM
#89
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Something to worry about -- what if one day every single fabric shop closed down suddenly and all you had was your stash and you'd been going through a controlled period of not buying anything new? Then what would you do?
Hi, my name is Verna and I'm a fabriholic.............................
Hi, my name is Verna and I'm a fabriholic.............................
10-13-2013, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by mrs. fitz
Something to worry about -- what if one day every single fabric shop closed down suddenly and all you had was your stash and you'd been going through a controlled period of not buying anything new? Then what would you do?
Hi, my name is Verna and I'm a fabriholic.............................
Hi, my name is Verna and I'm a fabriholic.............................
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