Which is more fun?
#2
Super Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Michigan
Posts: 2,146
well since I've never really finished a quilt buying is the most fun for me :lol: I shouldn't even buy any because i already have so much :oops: So at this point I am trying to get into the working fun part :wink:
#4
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Central California
Posts: 149
Considering the amount of fabric I have on hand, I've got to say buying fabric is the most fun. The second most fun is planning the quilt. Sewing the quilt must be third but finishing the quilt is the most fun in the end.
Judy
Judy
#5
Dreaming up projects while gazing at them... that's never frustrating, at ALL :wink: :D 8) :mrgreen:
Buying fabric in person, love to touch them, line up bolts, FQ's, rearrange them...hardly ever frustrating :D :shock: :wink:
Cutting and sewing....love to do that, but the frustration level varies :D :roll: :x
Buying fabric in person, love to touch them, line up bolts, FQ's, rearrange them...hardly ever frustrating :D :shock: :wink:
Cutting and sewing....love to do that, but the frustration level varies :D :roll: :x
#6
Hard question for me. Buying is instant gratification.
Collecting them is enjoyable for a long, long time.
But I think pulling fabrics out of my stash and getting to put them together and work on them is probably the best!!
Collecting them is enjoyable for a long, long time.
But I think pulling fabrics out of my stash and getting to put them together and work on them is probably the best!!
#8
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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Sleepy Hollow, NY
Posts: 4,727
i'd rather create any day.
shopping for the fabric is fun but i don't come across that much fabric that i'd like to own.
i went on a tour of the quilt shops in lancaster, pa and it was so sad - there was fabric for $2 a yard and i didn't like any of it - i refuse to buy fabric just because its cheap because i won't use it in quilts any way.
shopping for the fabric is fun but i don't come across that much fabric that i'd like to own.
i went on a tour of the quilt shops in lancaster, pa and it was so sad - there was fabric for $2 a yard and i didn't like any of it - i refuse to buy fabric just because its cheap because i won't use it in quilts any way.
#10
I love planning out a quilt and picking out the fabrics. I love shopping for fabric but not so much the "buying" where money has to come out of my pocket. Internet shopping is so dangerous because its almost like not paying at all. At least until I get the credit card bill.
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