Fabric Moratorium Update - March 2011
03-21-2011, 11:09 AM
#31
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Originally Posted by KarenK
So far, no quilting supply purchases. I'm working at getting quilting UFO's finished and other sewing and mending caught up. Don't know how much longer I can avoid temptation when sales for $2.00 per yard are posted!!! LOL :D :D :D
If it helps any, the prices went back up at the one that was posted the other day...
03-26-2011, 06:00 PM
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I finished a quilt for my great neice. Everything for it came out of my stash. It is at:
http://quiltingboard/t-11101.htm#2872215
http://quiltingboard/t-11101.htm#2872215
03-26-2011, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
Ummm, I have a confession to make. I declared a fabric moratorium until I finish my two WIPs. Today, I went to a quilt shop and came out with a half yard of cowboy boots fabric. Also, I'm going to the Dallas quilt show, and there is no way my moratorium will survive that.
In my own defense, the fabric I bought today was SO COOL. And I hardly hardly ever get to go to that quilt store, because it is far away. So it might have been my only chance EVER EVER to have that fabric. (hangs head) Okay, really I just have no self control. I went in there to look for some specific notions - came out with none of them but 1/2 yd of fabric.
In my own defense, the fabric I bought today was SO COOL. And I hardly hardly ever get to go to that quilt store, because it is far away. So it might have been my only chance EVER EVER to have that fabric. (hangs head) Okay, really I just have no self control. I went in there to look for some specific notions - came out with none of them but 1/2 yd of fabric.
03-27-2011, 03:40 AM
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I just saw this post. I haven't posted often and this is my first time putting in pics. Hope it works.
I have been doing scrap quilts.....to de-stash.....since Sept.2010. I did buy backing and batting....everything else is from my stash. Here are 2 crumb quilts I did. Please forgive the pic of the red border one......... it looks 'buckled' because DH is holding it and his arms were getting tired.
crackers
I have been doing scrap quilts.....to de-stash.....since Sept.2010. I did buy backing and batting....everything else is from my stash. Here are 2 crumb quilts I did. Please forgive the pic of the red border one......... it looks 'buckled' because DH is holding it and his arms were getting tired.
crackers
crumb quilt with black sashings 78x88"
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crumb quilt with white sashings 78"x90"
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03-27-2011, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by kateyb
I finished a quilt for my great neice. Everything for it came out of my stash. It is at:
http://quiltingboard/t-11101.htm#2872215
http://quiltingboard/t-11101.htm#2872215
http://quiltingboard.com/t-111001-1.htm
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