If money were no object...
10-08-2007, 04:43 PM
#22
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Location: West Virginia
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I'd like one of the big, professional, commercial embroidery machines and a new sewing machine with lots and lots of pretty, decorative stitches. A longarm quilting machine. My own big building for all my stuff with shelves on all the walls filled with bolts of fabric. And many, many faithful customers bc I would also have a shop in the front of this building. And, of course, all the thread, needles, stabilizers, etc. that this craft requires.
10-10-2007, 05:39 AM
#23
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Location: Jacksonville, North Carolina
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Well, I love it all, too! The thing I forgot to mention is that I'd want a room for a quilting bee, you know, like all the ladies of the early American years and transportation for all of you to join me once a week (at least, or ANYTIME you have free) to sit and enjoy the needle and thread, talk, and just be comfy!!
Hugs,
Sharon
Hugs,
Sharon
10-10-2007, 03:06 PM
#27
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Pensacola, FL
Posts: 777
I love everyone's ideas. Here are my additions to the list:
I would travel to all the places I have dreamed of (mostly in Europe) and shop for fabrics, take cooking classes, and build a dream house in every place that I fell in love with. And each house would have a dream kitchen and a dream quilting studio with views.
I would also buy my Quilt Island.
My husband would get his dream garage so he can tinker and build engines to his hearts delight.
I'd give my kids money to get their own dream homes wherever they'd like.
And yes, DH and I would never work again for other people.
I would travel to all the places I have dreamed of (mostly in Europe) and shop for fabrics, take cooking classes, and build a dream house in every place that I fell in love with. And each house would have a dream kitchen and a dream quilting studio with views.
I would also buy my Quilt Island.
My husband would get his dream garage so he can tinker and build engines to his hearts delight.
I'd give my kids money to get their own dream homes wherever they'd like.
And yes, DH and I would never work again for other people.
10-10-2007, 03:15 PM
#28
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 1,097
a thousand rotary blades, plenty of machine needles, and thread in every color of the rainbow. Rolls of needlepunched cotton batting.
Fabric, of course, in pieces big enough to use for borders and backings. I have a LOT of fabric, but it's all too small to do anything with.
OH, and EQ5
:mrgreen:
Fabric, of course, in pieces big enough to use for borders and backings. I have a LOT of fabric, but it's all too small to do anything with.
OH, and EQ5
:mrgreen:
10-10-2007, 03:16 PM
#29
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 1,097
Originally Posted by quiltmaker101
I'd give my kids money to get their own dream homes wherever they'd like.
And yes, DH and I would never work again for other people.
And yes, DH and I would never work again for other people.
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