Spending foolishly at the quilt show
#51
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Arkansas
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
I always tell folks, walk it three times..makes notes of the booth you saw it in, and what it was and the price...then sit down, do some math...and THEN...to avoid buyer's remorse...go to the booth ALONE so there is NO peer pressure..remember your friends really do like to spend YOUR money..heheheh
#53
I went to our local quilt show 2 years ago, I was working there that day and when hubby came to pick me up I told him the new Bernina 830 was being shown in the back corner , I had bought the 440QE not quite a year before, my hubby was so intrieged by the machine , he bought it for me, the vender bought the 440 back for every dime I had put into it , now we have another show coming up in a few weeks, wonder what he will do this year, :lol: :lol: :lol:
#56
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Bloomington IN
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I have to admit I went to a Quilt Show and bought nothing. I volunteered to work at the quilt here in Bloomington, did my "shift", went home with a free ticket and crawled into bed. I had the flu and spent the week-end in bed. :cry: Maybe you need to ask your friends how they managed not to buy.
#58
The only thing I've ever felt I spent 'foolishly' at a Quilt show is the entrance fee... But I go every time! I finally learned to take a specific amount, leave all my cards at home.... and always wish I had brought more money!!!!
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