Anyone else in a fabric rut?
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[QUOTE=ArtsyOne;5886809]I wish I could stick to just one kind! I've got a stash of Asians, 30's, novelty, floral, blenders, stripes, homespuns, pastels, earth tones and who knows what else will catch my eye.[/QUOTE
I'm sort of in the same boat you are. I make mostly scrap quilts, but find that I never seem to have enough of anyone kind of stash to go with what I've started, so I wind up buying more to add to my stash. Seems to be a never ending circle
I'm sort of in the same boat you are. I make mostly scrap quilts, but find that I never seem to have enough of anyone kind of stash to go with what I've started, so I wind up buying more to add to my stash. Seems to be a never ending circle
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I wish I could but I've realized that I have only 1 bin of background fabric (creams/lights) to my 34 bins of misc prints. Like having a freezer full of meat and only having a small bag of potatoes..........
Sigh............
Sigh............
#15
I have the opposite problem, I like SO many different fabrics !
I love civil war and 1800s reproductions, I like the 30's and 40's prints ... but I ALSO love batiks, Amy Butler and Joel Dewberry etc, bright modern prints ...!
I head in all different directions these days ... but that's the fun of it IMHO !
I love civil war and 1800s reproductions, I like the 30's and 40's prints ... but I ALSO love batiks, Amy Butler and Joel Dewberry etc, bright modern prints ...!
I head in all different directions these days ... but that's the fun of it IMHO !
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