Is this lame?
#61
LQS is small and, how do I say it, not very broad in their selection of fabric, etc... Great if you want ethnic type material (African). But if you want to see a wide range of fabric you won't get it.
Too bad the marathon wasn't at the beginning of March. They had a wonderful quilt show at the Convention Center. Incredible!
Too bad the marathon wasn't at the beginning of March. They had a wonderful quilt show at the Convention Center. Incredible!
#63
It sounds as if you will be putting in almost as many miles as the runner - starting line,>>> LQS,>>> hotel room to sew,>>> 5 mile line ,>>>LQS,>>> sew,sew,>>> oops local ATM,>>> half way mark - cheer, cheer,,>>> phew, out of breath>>> have a great time and know we are with you in spirit until the finish line...
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Originally Posted by JanetM
If it were me, I would do a search on what LQS's are in the area. If it looked like there were some really good ones I would plan on looking/shopping. Otherwise I would bring my machine.
Perhaps some of the members here will know of some LQS's in the area. Have a good time. :-D
Perhaps some of the members here will know of some LQS's in the area. Have a good time. :-D
#68
Well...If I were going 8 hours away, my better half was occupied happily without me, I would probably take my sewing machine and enjoy myself. I work long hours and I'm usually short on rest time so I wouldn't feel bad about staying in a motel and relaxing with my sewing machine. If I felt like roaming around I would but I wouldn't feel obligated just because I am in a new place. In other words, do whatever you feel like doing, no right or wrong there.
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