So I went out to get a yard of fabric for a binding ...
#31
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Western Wisconsin
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Almost everybody has this same problem, I'm sure. If I could trust her judgement, I'd ask my non-sewing friend to pick up that spool of thread or yard of fabric........would keep me away from the temptation of those fabulous fabrics.
#34
OMG it makes me laugh and happy to know I'm not alone. I go for interfacing and come home with at least six yards of fabric, buttons that I have no idea what I'm going to do with but they're super cute, another magazine with patterns that I will have to live to be 200 to ever get to and well... I like the drugs pumped into the store theory and I'm going to use it.
#36
I got it off the internet, and am trying to find it again for a couple other board members. I have written you down, so I will get back to you when I find it in a PM. The wallet that matches is one of those free patterns from Joanns-they mass print them and have them just on pegs on the end of some of the isles or toward the front of the store. Simple, but I though making them in matching fabrics for the caddy would be cute. I want to sell them along with my purses at a craft fair or market in the near future. Never done that before, so I hope I can at least re-coup my cost of the fabrics!!
#40
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 449
i love knowing lqs have this effect on so many others besides me, there is no trip to the qs for just what i went for, but i love it and always come home feeling so happy and content...now if someone would just work on all of the projects i could really be content
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