True Quilting Confessions
#131
Lori & Ruck I am so with you. As soon as I know what it is going to turn out like I lose interest. What a great idea to get inventive with the boarders!
I also love sales, like others have mentioned, I would have to live two or three lifetimes to use all my fabric. Even that would never happen since I would likely find a sale and buy more.
I also love sales, like others have mentioned, I would have to live two or three lifetimes to use all my fabric. Even that would never happen since I would likely find a sale and buy more.
#132
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Maryland
Posts: 1,148
LOL, I thought I was the only one who did that!
Originally Posted by janRN
I didn't change my thread color and sewed a black fabric with light thread; it showed. I got out a black permanent marker and colored the thread.
#134
Originally Posted by JabezRose
HB swaggered in couple days ago, freshly laundered, leaned against post and hooked fingers in jean pocket, winked and said, "How about it beautiful?" Looked up at my big handsome husband loveingly, handed him a needle, threader and ball of crochet cotton and said, "Sure, big boy, there is a quilt on the rack in other room, go tie it off and I have another one to rack up when that is done. Tie it every other block dear." And did it all without skipping a stitch on quilt top I was working on.
#136
Finish this sentence: I'm ashamed to admit that sometimes I...
Buy fabric that I have no need for and no project in mind when I buy it. I have so much fabric now I should hire a supervisor to make sure I make no more fabric purchases before I use a lot of it up.
Buy fabric that I have no need for and no project in mind when I buy it. I have so much fabric now I should hire a supervisor to make sure I make no more fabric purchases before I use a lot of it up.
#137
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Under my machine!
Posts: 149
That I ONLY sometimes (fingers crossed behind my back), spend more on quilting than on gifts for others! (I will make a quilt as a gift - telling DH it took twice as much fabric as it did - this way I have more to play with). And I am VERY, VERY, VERY thankful he knows NOTHING about sewing or quilting (his first wife didn't know how to sew at all - very sad), so he doesn't know about the EXTRA!!!!! (my bad)
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